Monument MON2033 2033K Olive Removing Tool 10 mm

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The pipe should not be damaged in this process; occasionally though if the cutter is not perpendicular when the olive is cut, the pipe is nicked. Unlike an olive puller which can damage the underlying copper pipe work, an olive cutter lets you perform a very accurate cut, so you can remove the olive without damaging the rest of the pipe. The Monument Olive Cutting Tool is designed to remove an olive from copper pipe without damaging the pipe and without producing swarf/debris. it's all 'our' eh, so much for the loyal employee that was trying to become a 'burger flipper' on a North Sea Rig. Before you start : Ensure the water is isolated and drained down, if in doubt ALWAYS contact a professional heating engineer.

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i'm not surw where you get those from as ai get them through work, but they are the same as the 15mm and 22mm so i guess they are same maker. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. The original version features pressed steel handles and a water jet profile of tool steel to create the blades.The problem with the puller is that it takes a lot of effort to turn the lever, and it seems like it would break. Monument Tools are often approached by inventors and a number of years ago were approached by Neil Moore and Gerry Lilley from Lillemor Ltd. John Collier, Chairman of Monument Tools wants inventors to feel comfortable when approaching a manufacturer to design and market their invention.

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From this initial concept tool Monument further refined it to become the first version of the Monument Tools Olive Puller, still available from Screwfix.Well the job turned out OK but I have to say that I found sawing off the olives quite fiddly without cutting into the pipe or stressing it too much - and I am quite a patient person. The problem Neil and Gerry had when fitting a cistern was how to remove an olive without damaging the pipe. The blades are sized to fit around the outside of the pipe and sharp enough to cut through the copper olive. Jonathan Collier, Managing Director adds “products will go through iterations which often we never see at the original outset of the product; we also have new designs of the product coming out in 2018.