What this tool does Manual PVC thread-maker for preparing and reworking threads on PVC water pipes and fittings. Attaches to hand tools or electric drills to cut clean, consistent threads quickly without burrs. Key benefits (why you need it) Faster work: smooth wire/thread feed and higher spool speed reduce task time compared with hand-only threading. Cleaner results: internal upgrades produce flat, burr-free threads for better seals and fewer leaks. Reliable operation: finely ground teeth remove chips smoothly without abrasion or jamming, extending tool life and reducing downtime. Less waste: integrated waste outlet on the bottom channels shavings away to keep the work area clear. Performance and compatibility Designed for use on PVC water pipes and related plumbing materials. Compatible with a variety of tools, including electric drill models and standard water-pipe threading attachments — mount the threader to your drill and feed it into the pipe. Simple clockwise rotation produces consistent threads; suitable for both manual and power-assisted operation. Practical features Fine-ground cutting teeth for precise, low-resistance cutting and easy chip removal. Engineered for smooth feed without tooth jamming or excessive wear. Waste outlet located at the bottom to remove debris and avoid material buildup. Typical applications 1. Home plumbing repairs: quickly re-thread PVC pipe ends when replacing valves, faucets, or connectors. 2. Irrigation and sprinkler installation: create reliable threads on PVC risers and fittings for leak-free connections. 3. Contractor and maintenance use: speed up pipe preparation on job sites by using the tool with a drill or threading attachment. Why this tool stands out Combines the convenience of a mountable threader with the precision of fine-ground teeth to deliver faster, cleaner threads with less effort and longer service life. Works with commonly available drills and threading setups so you can integrate it into existing workflows. Usage note: secure the threader to your drill, insert into the PVC pipe, and rotate clockwise to form the thread. Follow standard safety practices when operating power tools.