Silverline Diamond-Tipped Glass Cutter 175mm / 2-8mm (101218)

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The head features a powerful suction cup that holds the center of the glass while the cutter scribes in a circular motion. So, it’s a really useful tool for making intricate glass designs. Grip is also hugely important when it comes to glass cuttingtools. Youmay be looking for a pen-style cutter that offers optimum flexibility, or you may need a saddle cutter for extra support if you have arthritis. Cutting depth, lubrication system, wheel material, and type of cutting head are all important to make sure you’re getting the right cutter for your project. As well as being strong, the glass tile cutter boasts soft rubber coated handle grips for excellent control. The ergonomic design also makes it comfortable to use, even for beginners. It’s also equipped with a resilient spring for increased smoothness and flexibility when cutting.

This is an impressive glass cutter with a carbide wheel. The advantage of this is that carbide lasts longer than steel, so the cutter is very durable and reliable. Another benefit of the carbide wheel is that it doesn’t dull as fast as other metals, so it can go longer without sharpening.Next, you need to break the glass. You do this by turning it over and tapping the ball on the other end of the cutter along the cut line. Once you’vedone this, you’llbe able to break the glass and sand it down with sandpaper to smooth out the edges. Things to Consider When Buying a Glass Cutter TheIMT Glass Cutteris an affordable poolthat’s designed to provide optimal comfort, durability and performance. It can be used to cut a wide range of materials, including stained glass, mirrors and tiles. This glass cutter actually has two wheels. There’sthe narrow wheel which is easilymaneuverableand ideal for glass craftsmen, as well as the broad wheel, which is ideal for straight-cutting. The first steps are to find a flat work surface and precisely measure out your cuts. If you don’thavea self-lubricating cutter, you need to lubricate your glass cutter by dipping the cutting end, known as the wheel, in a small bit of oil.

This glass cutter also has a well-designed handle with anti-slip lines, helping you to keep steady as you work.These are slightly different from the other glass cutters on this list in that they’re nippers, which are specifically designed for working with tiles. So, how do you work through the hundreds of different options to find the best glass cutter for you? The handle is fitted between the thumb and forefinger position, which helps keep your fingers straight and provides better gip. The big benefit, however, is that it allows you to apply pressure via the handle, rather than simply using your fingers like you would with a pen-type glass cutter.