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Studio Pro Running Pliers by Diamond Tech

$11.95 USD
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Product Features
  • Curved jaws apply leverage to "run" the score reducing hand fatigue
  • Center mark makes it easy to align the center of the jaws with your score
  • Adjustable set screw allows you to control the amount of pressure applied
  • Replaceable tips - Item #5068RT
  • Lifetime manufacturer guarantee (excludes replaceable parts)
Frequently Bought Together
Studio Pro Running Pliers
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Glas-Snapper Running Pliers
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Diamond Hand Pad Pack
Price For All Three: $103.85
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Product Description
Use running pliers to "run" a score along glass and break glass pieces with ease. Simply position the jaws of these durable metal pliers at the end of your score on the edge of the glass, and gently squeeze for a clean break. Convenient centering mark helps the curved jaw to exert equal pressure on each side of the score. Lifetime guarantee (excludes replaceable parts). Measures 8" long.

Q: Why is there a little screw sticking out of the top of my running pliers? I noticed only some pliers have it.
A:Use the screw to set your running pliers to the same thickness as the glass you are breaking. Before you make your cut, set the running pliers onto your glass and gently close them. Tighten the screw all the way down, then back it off about half a turn. This will allow the pliers to close just a little bit smaller than the thickness of your glass, which will help you make a perfect break!
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4 out of 5 stars
4 stars Good pliers By on
Pros : Easy to use, good price
Cons : Plastic coating on handles is not very durable
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5 out of 5 stars
5 stars Great Tool By on
Pros : Accurate and very easy to use
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : Very good tool - works perfectly every time.
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2 out of 5 stars
2 stars There has to be a better material for the pads By on
Pros : Strong tool.
Cons : The pads get destroyed in a day, and this goes for the replacement pads as well. This product needs a stronger covering for the jaws. I repeatedly risk chipping glass because of this.
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