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TOOL OF THE MONTH SAWZALL®
New wood-cutting SAWZALL®
new application-specific blades focused on eliminating key user frustrations. The Flush Cut Sawzall Blade has been engineered to specifically address the unique frustrations encountered during window and door cut-out applications. When attempting to cut bottom plates from a doorway, traditional blades will bend and break when the tip impacts the floor or the teeth will dull from rubbing against the floor. The Flush Cut blade solves these issues with a unique shape to protect against floor impacts and a Floor Guard design to shield the teeth from floor contact. Additionally, the Flush Cut blade features a Double Truss design that guides the blade for straighter window cut-outs. The
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62 DK mini snake
Quickly unclog stoppages in sinks, showers, bathtubs and urinals. The Mini Snake is the longest unit on the market with its 26" of cleaning power attacks the stoppages all the way into the trap. It’s made out of space age plastics and is safe to use. You can force the unit into the drain line to clear the stoppage or twist it as it goes down the line to attack the stoppage like a sewer snake without the worries of rust or kinking the unit. No more slow running drains. You will never again need chemicals!!
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ClogChopper cutters
Rip through tough stoppages with the unique ClogChopper™ multi-function cutting tools. The tool’s six self- sharpening blades dig into encrusted debris and root masses, easily grinding up stoppages, scale, and crystallized urine, without risking pipe damage. Spherical design maneuvers around tight bends and traps, thoroughly and safely cleaning metal, plastic, and clay pipes. Available in 1", 11/2", 2", 21/2", 3", and 4" sizes, it’s excellent for clearing stacks, downspouts, mains, as well as for drain lining jobs. Maneuverable; the perfectly balanced ClogChopper™ automatically negotiates multiple, tricky bends – maintaining a central line position and minimizing pipe wall, elbow, connection and joint damage. With “all surface” cutting edges, ClogChopper™ clears clogs and scrapes encrusted debris from inner walls — all in one operation, into and out. The six inverted cutting edges run smoothly, without rattling or jumping.
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3,000 PSI jetter The RIDGID® KJ-3100 water jetter
offers professional power and performance to clear blockages in 2"- to 10" dia. drains with a full 3,000-psi working pressure, and a 51/2 gallons- per-minute flow. Powered by a 16-horsepower gasoline engine, the KJ-3100 water jetter allows the user to reach the most remote or restricted-access drains easily. Designed for easy maneuvering, the modular RIDGID KJ-3100 is mounted on a heavy-duty, two- wheeled cart that easily fits through standard sized doors and negotiates tight turns. The design also features easy accessibility to the gas tank allowing the user to refuel without removing the reel.
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Floor Guard design protects teeth from floor contact.
Rough-In Sawzall Blade has been engineered to specifically address the unique frustrations encountered when cutting through-holes in nail-embedded wood during plumbing and HVAC rough-in work. It features a low profile for cutting holes as small as 21/8" in diameter and an optimized 73/8" length that allows the blade to cut holes through double top plates.
phc march 2011
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