Ridgid R63015 Spiral Cutter, 1-1/4-Inch, Silver

Ridgid R63015 Spiral Cutter, 1-1/4-Inch, Silver

$ 24.63

Score By Feature

Based on 99 ratings

Packaging

8.40

Customer service

8.65

Delivery

8.26

Satisfaction

8.65

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Product Description

The United States of America is the country of origin

A model number R63015 is available for this item.

The product package dimensions are 4 inches. The size of the card is 5" x 4" It measures 5" wide by 2" high. I have a 6" height

There is no weight associated with this item. The weight is 5 pounds

Questions & Answers

What is the fitment of a ridgid K 400 with a ?

The smaller 5/8" cable end will work, so long as you have it. To figure out which one you have, measure across one of your bits or across the cable itself. Ridgid makes two in this size, but the 5/8" is the most common by far on the K-Belt. It has a diameter of 400 mm and a 7/8" diameter. It has one of those cables that starts out at 3/8" and balloons out to 7/8" on the end. By measuring yourself, you can be sure that you don't have that problem. With the Ridgid 63015, you get only the 5/8" cable end.

Is this appropriate for use The 5 inch drain pipe has a diameter of 5 inches. How do I connect it Thanks for your kind words. ?

The reason for rigidity and what Howard told me

Is it compatible with the machine cable for the Ridgid 6200?

A K-letter has been issued to me There is no problem using the 3/8 cable on the 400. As for the connector end of the cable, it is approximately 9/16" wide. Therefore, if your K6200 has the smaller cable, it should work. Due to the design of these tips, I believe you can still place it at the end, it will just not have the same diameter as the cable (if that makes sense, I am not certain).

If I remove the blade from the chuck and attach it to my 1/4" cable, is this possible?

The thickness of a 1/4 inch. It won't even turn inside the pipe without turning into knotted, brittle mess of a spring cable. This cables should be at least 3/8 with a stiffener molded in it.

Selected User Reviews For Ridgid R63015 Spiral Cutter, 1-1/4-Inch, Silver

Did what needed to be In order to get a bit of a line, I ran three different cutting heads on my machine

5/5

My three machines made it past the roots, but none were able to clear the line. This little guy stuck onto the roots to let my little 3/8" line machine do its job, saving me $90 on a plumber.

Keith Forbes

| Jun 30, 2021

A sturdy piece

5/5

For something this size, it's expensive. But what you pay for is what you get. appear sharp, and the whole thing seems to be solidly built. Seems like it's designed to last a long time.

Rayne Krueger

| Mar 17, 2021

The cable insert MUST be a minimum of 3/8 inch

5/5

THE PRODUCT WORKS AS IT SHOULD, I use it with my K45AF with 3/8 cable, it removes all of the dirt from the pipe.

Hank George

| May 31, 2021

It's all there is to know! You won't need to look any further if you have a clogged drain that requires more tan liquid cleaners

5/5

Fix it to the end of a snake that can be used to cut away roots and clogs with a power drill.

Aileen Singleton

| Feb 12, 2021

I'm doin' that, too I think this is very well done

5/5

Roots, sediment, and mud can be cut with it I am up, and I am going I think this is very well done.

Anna Reynolds

| Nov 15, 2020

A rigid sewer snake would be perfect for this

5/5

I liked that it was exactly what I needed for my job.

Antonella Novak

| Jun 14, 2021

Clean-out of the sewage system

5/5

There is nothing wrong with this I have ground out a couple 1+ inch thick roots and one mouse so far and it has held up well. I love how quickly it cuts, how clean it is, and how well it works. I have not faced any problems with the workmanship of this tool so far.