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Portable Glass Shop

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Portable Glass Shop
Price $169.95
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Your Price: $139.95 USD   (18% Off)
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  • Over a dozen accessories - Everything you need in one kit!
  • Cuts triangles, rectangles, diamonds and any other geometric shape
  • A must have tool for making quick and accurate cuts
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Product Description

Pays For Itself in the Time You Save!
A must-have tool for all glass crafters. Makes cuts fast and accurate. Cuts triangles, rectangles, diamonds and any other geometric shape easily. Just measure one time, then cut two or a hundred pieces - all identical! Requires a grid work surface sold separately.

The Portable Glass Shop Includes:

  • Instructional guide
  • Cutting bar and gauge
  • Squaring fence
  • Fast Angles
  • Angle setting guide
  • Angle copy
  • Squaring blocks
  • Ruler
  • Bar locks
  • Glass stops
  • Bar spacer
  • Foil tape
  • Shuttle strip

Designed for use with a cutter using a 5 mm cutting head.  Instructions for use with wider cutter heads are included.  

Projects below utilizes geometric repetitive cuts. From "The Stained Glass Home" book. Quilt panels from "American Quilts II" by Sara Guyol. The last project below is from "Prairie Style Panels" book.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Love this system
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Pros : Easy to take down and set back up if you don’t have the room to keep it up all the time
Cons : Can be confusing to set up for angle cuts but once you figure it out it is a great system
Other Thoughts : I had a Morton system for years and thought I would try another brand for a while. Within a few months I purchased a new Morton system.
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Morton Cutting System
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Pros : Doesn’t take up a lot of space
Cons : Hard to use the guides
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3 out of 5 stars
  •   Complicated
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Pros : I love the consistent cuts and the potential for the system.
Cons : Complicated to learn. Had I known how complicated this is to learn, I would have gone with another system.
Other Thoughts : It has great potential, but I haven't figured out how to do all the angles.
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