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pipe cutter

American  

noun

  1. a machine or tool used for cutting pipe.


Etymology

Origin of pipe cutter

First recorded in 1885–90

Example Sentences

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Cut the tubing to this measurement, using the pipe cutter.

From National Geographic Kids

He took it back into the orthotics lab, which looks like a workshop with regular tools, to shorten her red aluminum shin with a pipe cutter.

From Seattle Times

The length of Mr. Taylor’s new right leg was off, so a technician rushed away to shorten it at a pipe cutter.

From New York Times

He has gotten to use a variety of tools and materials for this project, including a hammer, pipe cutter, vice and epoxy.

From Washington Times

He was carrying a crescent wrench, pipe cutter, pliers, wire snips, a utility knife, two flashlights and a set of keys, according to police.

From Seattle Times