UDoIt Reviews a powered hydraulic rebar cutter @UDoIt2
UDoIt Reviews a powered hydraulic rebar cutter  @UDoIt2
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, UDoIt reviews a powered hydraulic rebar cutter manufactured by Anbull. I've always cut my rebar with my chop saw so this is a new piece of equipment that will be very useful for me in concrete work. This product was provided to U Do It for review.

Cutting through the rebar was very quick and clean compared to using a chop saw. The cutting was not sped up and you can see how long it took. I wore my face shield while using it in case any pieces flew up. Although I didn't experience any issues, it is highly recommended to wear the appropriate PPE.

The rebar cutter utilizes a powered hydraulic ram to cut up to 3/4 inch rebar. In this video I demonstrate cutting 1/2-inch rebar easily with this product. It comes with a metal case, which I appreciate over plastic ones. It's good, because this product weighs 44 pounds.

Products used in this video:
Anbull 3/4 Inch Rebar Cutter - amzn.to/46jJR1i
Forney Face Shield - amzn.to/46jJR1i
Forney Mechanics Gloves - amzn.to/4m3DV0W

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Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing of Anbull Hydraulic Rebar Cutter
1:59 Initial Power up
2:36 User Manual Review
4:43 Initial Cut of 1/2-inch rebar
5:29 My thoughts
5:58 Closer Look at the unit
8:15 Summary

Video Credits:
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