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Easy-Cut Lens Cutter by Diamond Tech

$69.95 USD
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Product Features
  • Use to score precise circles from 3/8" to 5" diameter
  • Features a 3-wheel cutting head for long life
  • Handy size of this tool is ideal for small workshops
  • Excellent for cutting lots of suncatchers, holiday ornaments and medallions
Frequently Bought Together
Easy-Cut Lens Cutter
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Glass Scoring and Breaking Mat
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Strip / Circle Maker - Inland
Price For All Three: $127.85
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Product Description
Perfect Circles Every Time
The handy size of this tool is ideal for small workshops. Use to score precise circles from 3/8" to 5" diameter (see examples below). Comes with a 3-wheel cutting head for long life. Excellent for cutting lots of suncatchers, holiday ornaments and medallions.
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3 out of 5 stars
3 stars slips By on
Pros : It does make perfect circles when it works
Cons : the carbide wheel slips constantly / comes out of alignment; sometimes MID-cut... so disappointing. I have ruined the most perfect glass selections with this thing.
Other Thoughts : one suggestion to put a rubber pad under the glass helps to keep the glass centered and this should be incorporated into the design. But there's no fixing the issue with the carbide wheel. it constantly comes out of alignment.
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7 of 8 people found this review helpful
4 out of 5 stars
4 stars Small and Compact By on
Pros : Easy to use and will provide consistant circles when cutting a volume for a project
Cons : Glass tends to slide and slip when cutting. Have to make sure that you have a secure way to hold it during the rotation phase.
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3 of 5 people found this review helpful
3 out of 5 stars
3 stars Helpful, but Quirky By on
Pros : Excellent aid in cutting even, accurate circles. This will surely be my best friend in my jewelry and ornament production. Very compact and, for the most part, easy to use.
Cons : The knob on the handle keeps falling out! I had to epoxy it in place. The screw did not appear stripped; not sure if I just got a flawed handle. Also, the cutter wheel itself tends to rotate out of alignment after a few uses. I have made it a routine to adjust alignment between circle scoring.
Other Thoughts : Another review here suggested to add a 'non-slip' surface to the base to keep your glass stable - This is INVALUABLE advice. I whole-heartedly agree!!
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7 of 9 people found this review helpful

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