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Cutter's Mate

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Cutter's Mate by Creator's

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Price	$329.95
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Your Price:	$269.95 USD	(19% Off)

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Product Features

Practically scores glass by itself - you can even cut while sitting down!
Save glass and get accurate cuts every time - no more bad breaks!
Includes the CGS-10 oil-feed cutter head
Comes with one year manufacturer warranty
Made in the USA
Designed for use with the waffle grid system (sold separately)

Product Description

Say Goodbye to Hand Fatigue!
Finally, a cutter that practically scores glass by itself! The Cutter's Mate has a foam cushioned, weighted handle that eliminates the strain of grasping a traditional slim cutter. The weighted handle rotates 360º and applies all the pressure you'll need to effortlessly produce a perfect score. It's so easy, you can even score glass while sitting down!

The easy-glide system keeps the cutter head at a constant 90º angle to the glass, practically eliminating bad breaks. The Cutter's Mate can be positioned for right or left handed use. The 16" cutter arm can score a straight line up to 42-1/2" long. Swings out of the way when not in use.

Features the CSG-10 carbide, oil-fed, cutting head, made in America. Also includes rubber feet for use on tabletops. If preferred, you can attach it to a Waffle Grid work surface #5424 (sold separately). Includes a one year manufacturer warranty. Delphi guarantees 100% satisfaction.

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Product Details

Slide bar with smooth pivoting 16" cutter arm
Weighted foam cushion cutter grip
Premium CGS-10 oil-feed cutter head
No surface required. Use it with the Waffle Grid or Morton Grid. Sold separately.

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5 out of 5 stars

Great purchase

By knitahara on September 2, 2023

Pros : Makes an easy, straight up cut in glass. Cutter flows across glass. Wish I had purchased it earlier.

Cons :

Other Thoughts : Be careful setting down cutter, not on glass, it’s very heavy. Good hint to start running line on back with rubber head on if needed.

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5 out of 5 stars

Wiping away the tears

By Crokerjill on March 4, 2023

Pros : I am absolutely ASTOUNDED!! The Cutter’s Mate actually made me cry! I cannot believe how this mechanism scores for the cleanest breaks…very precise, making cuts that are so thin and it breaks as smooth as a baby’s butt.

Cons : Only issue, which, in no way, shape or form a deal breaker for me is when using the arm to break the score the straight bar pops out of my waffle grid. I am sure this is because I am new but like I said, this is one AMAZING little ditty.

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5 out of 5 stars

Still getting used to it

By reggie9411 on February 27, 2023

Pros : I have been doing stained glass for over 30 years. I am self taught and always used a pistol grip cutter. I have some arthritis in my hand though not severe. I am always looking for a new stained glass toy. I decided to give this a try. Can’t say I have the hang of it yet and I felt a little skeptical but it definitely does work. I have always been one that probably puts more pressure on the cutter than necessary so this takes a little getting used to. You use such a light touch that it glides and I’m used to that scoring sound that I don’t really hear. Even so, the glass does break along the score. I’m still working on that and the feeling of control.

Cons : Not really for small pieces.

Other Thoughts : Don’t throw away your hand cutter.

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