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Comfort Grip Supercutter

Comfort Grip Supercutter by Toyo
$33.95 USD
Item# 5108   In Stock

Product Features

  • Supercutters outlast other cutters by up to 25 times
  • Self-oiling for a free rolling wheel and consistent score line
  • Smaller, lightweight handle makes cutter easy to hold
  • Sold individually - colors are selected randomly

Product Description

Delphi Uses the Supercutter to Cut Thousands of Sheets of Glass Without Changing Heads!
Developed 30 years ago, Supercutters outlast other cutters by up to 25 times! Toyo's Supercutters live up to their name. Comfortable to hold and easy to use, each cutter is self-oiling (when pressure is applied) for a free rolling wheel and consistent score line. The wheel is made of durable carbide steel that outlasts conventional cutters. Cutter heads are replaceable.

The Comfort Grip Supercutter is lightweight and the slightly smaller handle makes it easy to hold. In six distinctive fluorescent colors, the lightweight clear acrylic grip lets you see how much oil is in the reservoir. Sorry, cannot specify choice of color. Sold individually.

Delphi Tip: To prevent leaking, use only a few drops of oil in your cutter before each use.
Delphi Kit Manager cuts glass with the Supercutter (image below).

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Pros : Easy to use. Smooth cutting. No oil required or needed.
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : Only bought second one because my original has oil in it and I wanted one that had never had oil in it.
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Pros : I must own a dozen of these! They fit my hand perfectly and cut with precision.
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