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Pistol Grip TAP Wheel Oil Cutter For Thick Glass

Pistol Grip TAP Wheel Oil Cutter For Thick Glass by Toyo
$56.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Comfortable to hold and easy to use
  • Self-oiling for a free rolling wheel and consistent score line
  • Carbide steel wheel outlasts conventional cutters by up to 25 times
  • Closed-fist grip reduces hand and wrist fatigue and applies pressure from the shoulder
  • Patented TAP Wheel action produces a deep score
  • Cutter heads are replaceable


Product Description

Cutting thick glass and cast glass slabs doesn't have to be a chore. This specially designed cutter has a unique 155° cutting wheel and axle to produce a deeper score. The TAP Wheel technology allows the cutting head to roll smoothly while exerting a unique tapping pressure that allows the score to penetrate deeper, producing uniform, smooth breaks even on glass up to 3/4" thick.
The pistol-grip handle reduces hand and wrist fatigue by allowing you to easily apply consistent pressure from the shoulder. Cutter is self-oiling (when pressure is applied) and features a durable carbide steel wheel that outlasts conventional cutters. Cutter heads are replaceable.

Delphi Tip: To prevent leaking, use only a few drops of oil in your cutter before each use.

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Pros : I use this on 3mm thick glass and the glass piece breaks evenly, without chipping. I prefer to use this cutter on my 3mm (or greater) glass instead of the usual Toyo cutter.
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