RIDGID Pipe Saw
RIDGID’s Pipe Saw cuts 1-inch to 12-inch pipe up to 1/2-inch wall thickness. Designed for versatility, the Pipe Saw is configured to cut steel and stainless steel and, with a quick switch to one of the optional blades, it can cut plastic and cast steel. Eliminating the need to struggle with gas tanks, open flames or handling loose tools, the Pipe Saw secures to the pipe with a rugged three-point roller system that quickly sets up and cuts pipe up to 12 inches in diameter. Conveniently placed handlebars and feed rate monitoring with LED interface enable easily controlled rotation from a comfortable, ergonomic position. Built-in handles and dedicated cord wrap provide easy portability. 800-362-9055; www.ridgid.com.

General Pipe Cleaners PD-25 Auto Handy
General Pipe Cleaners’ new PD-25 Auto Handy with automatic feed offers feeding speed and convenience in a handheld drain cleaner. The Auto Handy can be used as a hand tool or as a power tool by removing the turning handle and attaching a drill for extra muscle on tough clogs. Squeezing the feed lever as the container rotates feeds cable; to retract cable, reverse drill rotation and squeeze the lever. Auto Handy can clear clogs from 1 1/4- to 3-inch-diameter lines up to 50 feet long. Designed to withstand tough jobs in the field, its sturdy polyurethane drum has been drop tested from 8 feet, fully loaded, without damage. Auto Handy uses Flexicore cables made of heavy-gauge wire coiled tightly around an aircraft-type wire rope core, then heat treated, offering strength with optimal flexibility. 800-245-6200; www.drainbrain.com.