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Replacement Head For Creator's Glass Tools

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Replacement Head For Creator's Glass Tools
Replacement Head For Creator's Glass Tools by Creator's
$27.95 USD
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Replacement head for the best glass cutting tools in the industry! This premium replacement head fits standard Cutter's Mate (#5112), Cutter's Mate Pro (#5114), Cutter's Mate Commercial Model (#5117), Circle Pro 24 (#5128), Strip Pro (#5118), Premium Bottle Cutter (#5438), Flying Beetle Cutter (#5428) and Circle Pro 12 (#5136).

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Pros : This is the best cutting tool I own and it makes it easy to get straight lines consistently. The cost is reasonable.
Cons : These seem to wear out a little faster than my previous cutting system.
Other Thoughts : I will continue using the beetle cutter and highly recommend it. The replacement heads are worth it.
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