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Cutter's Mate Mini Extra

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Cutter's Mate Mini Extra
$229.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Makes cutting easy, even while sitting down!
  • Save glass and get accurate cuts every time!
  • Compact size ideal for small workshops
  • Ergonomic design for right or left handed use
  • One year manufacturer warranty
  • Includes 2 waffle grids!
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Product Description

Say Goodbye to Hand Fatigue!
Finally a super portable cutter that practically scores glass by itself! The Cutter's Mate Mini has a foam cushioned, weighted handle that eliminates the strain of grasping a traditional slim cutter. The weighted handle rotates 360º and applies all the pressure you'll need to effortlessly produce a perfect score. It's so easy, you can even score glass while sitting down!

The easy-glide system keeps the cutter head at a constant 90º angle to the glass, practically eliminating bad breaks. Quick, easy set-up for right or left handed use. The 11" clear Lexan cutter arm can score a straight line up to 22" long and swings out of the way when not in use. Ships and stores easily in a 13" x 13" x 3" box as shown.

Cutter's Mate Mini includes 2 Waffle Grid, 13-1/2" Slide Bar, 2 Grid Adapters, Cutter Arm Attachment with the CSG-10 oil-fed carbide cutting head and rubber feet for use on tabletops. Made in the U.S.A. One year manufacturer warranty.

For even more versatility, easily expand your work surface with additional Waffle Grid sections #5425 (sold separately).

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Product Details

  • Slide bar with smooth pivoting 11" cutter arm
  • Weighted foam cushion cutter grip;
  • Premium CSG-10 oil-feed cutter head
  • Waffle Grid Surface included

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Excellent but…
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Pros : Works great!
Cons : The arm works better on the table than it does in the grid. In the grid it wants to tip over more.
Other Thoughts : It’s excellent but I wish I had gotten the larger one. Sometimes this one doesn’t have the reach I wished it had. Don’t push down, let the weighted cutter do its work. This is great for my arthritis. Also, it has taught me how to cut better when I use my had cutter. I am better about keeping the wheel completely perpendicular on the line.
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  •   Great for sore hands
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Pros : Easy to use with Morton system.
Cons : I need to figure out how to keep it attached to grid.
Other Thoughts : Very useful.
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