Draper 35477 Expert Diamond Glass Cutter , Blue

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If you’re specifically interested in glass tube cutters, window glass cutters, diamond glass cutters, glass tile cutters, or stained glass cutters, we’ve got recommendations for those too.I find this video enormously amusing and that’s why I’ve written this little blog about glass cutters. Pencil Grip Glass Cutters – The pencil grip is the most common type of glass cutter, and it resembles a pencil just as the name implies. It is available with or without a reservoir, and on all wheel types. Your index finger has to rest on the shaft to apply pressure and to guide the tool along the surface.

Thanks for reading today. Feel free to let me know if you’d like to read a blog about something else to do with glass. What will you suggest, I wonder? Don’t be shy – get in touch! Talk soon. Self-Oiling: No, but uses wool as automatic oil dispensing system makes lubricating effect more even and smoothBetween the 14th and 16th centuries, starting in Italy, a diamond-tipped cutter became prevalent which allowed for more precise cutting. This adjustable diamond circular glass cutter has a round knob handle and suction cup. It has a length of 24 inches with extra 60cm blade. Though they are tungsten carbide, some reviewer found them ineffective Glass Cutter Selection Criteria