Thomas-Grip Supercutter

$32.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Comfortable to hold and easy to use
  • Saddle-grip makes applying even pressure simple and gives precision control
  • Self-oiling for a free rolling wheel and consistent score line
  • Carbide steel wheel outlasts conventional cutters by up to 25 times
  • Cutter heads are replaceable
  • Sold individually


Product Description

Delphi Uses the Supercutter to Cut Thousands of Sheets of Glass Without Changing Heads!
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 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 Thomas Grip Supercutter features an ergonomic short transparent acrylic handle. The barrel is topped with a saddle-shaped grip that rests between your thumb and index finger, creating a three-point grip for even pressure and fine control. This unique design provides maximum precision for cutting intricate pieces. Sorry, cannot specify choice of color. Sold individually.

Delphi Tip: To prevent leaking, add only a few drops of oil to the reservoir.

 

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Toyo quality, but odd design
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Pros : Great cutter for detail work. I use this mostly for those 'tricky' cuts that require a lot of control. This was the first cutter I ever purchased.
Cons : Not great for heavy or intensive use. My hand tends to cramp up quickly because of the un-natural grip. Also I cracked the plastic near the reservoir know because I put so much pressure on it. So now the oil tends to leak.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   My favorite cutter
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Pros : Small and fits comfortably in your hand. Great maneuverability for those tricky cuts. Durable. Mine lasted 19 years and I'll be getting another just like it.
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  •   Toyo Thomas Grip Supercutter
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Pros : Do enjoy the grip on it but...
Cons : it broke in half right in the middle of oil holder. It might just be a fault in the plastic when it was made. Was not even using it when it broke. Just picked it up and it broke in two.
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