🔧 Notch Like a Pro – Precision Meets Power!
The Precision Pipe and Tubing Notcher by Central Machinery is engineered for professionals and DIYers alike, offering precise angle settings from 0 to 60 degrees in 1-degree increments. With a robust all-steel construction and compatibility with various hole saws, this tool is designed for durability and versatility, making it an essential addition to any workshop.
| Manufacturer | Central Machinery |
| Part Number | 1 |
| Item Weight | 10.55 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7.09 x 12.2 x 7.09 inches |
| Item model number | 42324 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | Steel |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Certification | certified frustration-free |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
R**E
Great with some modification
Works good, built an entire roll cage. It will need to be modified to fit drill presses but that seems to be normal no matter what brand you get. I used it for 1-3/4" round tubing and 1-1/2 square tubing. I'm happy with the product even with having to modify it!
P**Z
Price versus rigidity……
Unit is made to bolt to drill press or milling machine table by an “L” bracket. As the first rule of machining is RIGIDITY, this was never going to work well. Removed foot, and made heavy wall 6” square tube spacer to fit tightly between stock backing plate which carries stock saw guide pillow block, and work holding clamp, and the upright tube of my drill press. One end of spacer welded with continuous bead to backing plate, other end notched with radius of drill press upright tube. Welded a pair of studs to the outside of my 6” spacer at drill press upright tube end and made heavy clamp plate that holds fitted spacer hard up against drill press upright tube. Now stock backing plate itself is heavily reinforced, and now the reinforced tool is mounted directly to the same part of drill press as drill press head. Also reinforced the clamping mechanism heavily as it was rather thin steel, and lightly welded with no gusseting. Overall I got what I paid for knowing I would totally redesign it ahead of time, yet still hope to come out ahead of fabricating from ground up.
D**D
Pipe NOTCHER
Well they got me this is a Central Machinery pipe notcher I see now that it doesn't tell you the brand name of this pipe notcher I could have just went to Harbor Freight and bought one but I was looking for something better.
N**K
Broke right away.
End of drill shaft broke on 2nd use, was able to band aid with parts to finish job but would not recommend or repurchase.
W**D
I have cut about 20 notches on 1 1/4" pipe ...
I have cut about 20 notches on 1 1/4" pipe and it has performed well, but I wish it were made out of heavier metal.
K**S
He put it to good use right away
Just what my husband needed to finish the cattle loading alley. He put it to good use right away.
W**M
You get what you pay for
As others have said, it's the equivalent of the Harbor Freight model. You pay for the convenience of not having to go pick it up. Taxes are probably a wash with the Prime upcharge to cover shipping.It requires tweeking for accurate notches. The spindle center is not aligned with the clamp. You will either need to shim the clamp (about 0.08") or skim cut the spindle mount. There is a Youtube on how to shim.
D**P
One Star
Piece of Junk, broke after first tube cut. DO NOT BUY
