Milwaukee 3/4" Close Quarters Tubing Cutter

Milwaukee 3/4" Close Quarters Tubing Cutter

The Milwaukee 48-22-4261 Close Quarters Tubing Cutter is a compact professional tubing cutter engineered for making clean, controlled cuts in extremely tight workspaces. Designed specifically for plumbing and mechanical applications where access is limited, this cutter features a compact low-profile body that allows easier operation in confined areas where standard tubing cutters struggle to fit. Built with chrome rollers for superior rust protection, integrated weep holes for water drainage, and a directional grip for improved handling and swing-direction identification, it’s designed to withstand demanding jobsite conditions while delivering smooth cutting performance. Basically, it’s the kind of tool that makes you appreciate whoever finally admitted pipes are rarely installed somewhere convenient.

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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 48-22-4261
• Brand: Milwaukee
• Product Type: Close quarters tubing cutter
• Cutting Capacity: 3/4 in. tubing
• Design Style: Compact close-quarter cutter
• Application Type: Designed for cutting tubing in tight spaces
• Roller Construction: Chrome rollers for enhanced rust protection
• Grip Design: Directional grip for improved handling and swing direction identification
• Blade Serviceability: Replaceable cutting blade
• Drainage Feature: Integrated weep holes help drain water from the tool
• Durability: Built for long service life in plumbing and mechanical applications
• Handling: Compact design improves accessibility and control in confined spaces
• Series Availability: Part of Milwaukee’s close quarters tubing cutter line available in 1/2 in., 3/4 in., and 1 in. sizes

Ideal For

• Plumbing and HVAC work in confined mechanical spaces
• Cutting copper and tubing where swing clearance is limited
• Service technicians working in cabinets, walls, and utility chases
• Contractors needing compact cutting tools for daily use
• Anyone who’s ever tried rotating a full-size tubing cutter in a space barely large enough for one hand