The Monument MON1715 Autocut Copper Pipe Cutter 15 mm isn't one of those versatile tools with the biggest selling point being the ability to handle a variety of different tubes that come in different sizes and materials. Though these instruments are certainly useful, the kind of job they can do when it comes to a specific pipe is often limited compared to a tool that was designed with particular tubes in mind. The Bahco 302-35 8 - 35 mm Tube Cutter for Copper, Bronze, Aluminium and Steel Tubes is one of those instruments where the name might just very well present enough to sell the product on its own. As it suggests, what we're dealing with here is as multifaceted as a specific tool like that can get. Though it might seem obvious from the name alone, we would still be remiss not to mention the fact that this Bahco pipe cutter will be able to handle bronze, aluminium, and steel tubes with the same ease and effectiveness that is generally reserved for the copper ones. Naturally, given the number of materials listed, the manufacturers had to presume that all of the tubes made of these substances will feature different numbers in terms of diameter, which is why the model is capable of cutting pipes with diameters ranging from 8mm to 35mm. In addition to that, the instrument comes equipped with a heavy knob that will be able to ensure a fast adjustment from one diameter to another, so you won't have to waste your precious time on this tedious process. Rolson Tools 22408 is a 22mm pipe cutter that is advertised as a tool designed specifically for copper tubes. Nevertheless, given the blade made of hardened steel, the model in question will be able to cut plastic pipes as well, including circular plastic conduit and other similar sections. As long as the size of the pipe features a relatively unconventional diameter of 22 mm and if the latter isn't made of stainless steel, you can rest assured knowing that the tool will be able to deliver a precise cut regardless of the tube. And, taking the instrument's rutchet handle into consideration, we can safely conclude that the model from Rolson will be more than suitable for cutting copper tubes in close quarters.