I searched the forum for Oil Filter Cutters with no luck. I know I can use a hack saw to cut the filter but I noticed those nifty cutters that do a better job. What brand is your favorite cutter and about how much does it cost?
Thanks
SF
Oil Filter Cutter
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You should browse the tools section here 
. He might not ship to Canada, but it will give you an idea since there's an Amazon link in there.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthr...ee_#Post4596625
. He might not ship to Canada, but it will give you an idea since there's an Amazon link in there.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthr...ee_#Post4596625
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Longacre. Buy once cry once.
My wife bought me the JEGS filter cutter ($40) for Christmas. I've only cut open a handful so far, but it does the job. I'm sure the more expensive ones are nice too. I'm going to be cutting maybe 10 or so a year so I think it'll do just fine for my purposes.
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Originally Posted By: THafeez
Longacre. Buy once cry once.
Originally Posted By: nicklx
Originally Posted By: THafeez
Longacre. Buy once cry once.
The Longacre 77750 is the one I want. Not cheap, so I'll be wanting one for quite some time yet.
I have the one from Jeggs. It works great; no issues so far.
I have the Jegs cutter. I do not recommend it. The blade is not very hard and gets damaged easily. I have tube cutters at work that I use to cut hundreds of 301 1/2 hard steel and the blades look 10x better than my jegs blade after 3 filters.
I like the Longacre I purchased several years ago. Made several improvement to the cutter wheel arrangement.
Originally Posted By: HosteenJorje
I like the Longacre I purchased several years ago. Made several improvement to the cutter wheel arrangement.
Harbor Freight pip cutter,$9.95 ,last you a lifetime!
Got a Longacre as a Christmas gift I'm getting anxious to use it.
Originally Posted By: oilmutt
Harbor Freight pip cutter,$9.95 ,last you a lifetime!
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