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Mini Breaker/ Grozer Pliers

Mini Breaker/ Grozer Pliers
$14.95 USD
Item# 2202   In Stock

Product Features

  • 2 tools in 1 – one side is for breaking the other for grozing
  • Narrow jaws make it easy to grab small pieces of glass
  • Spring loaded handle reduces hand fatigue


Product Description

Narrow 1/8" serrated jaw for precise grozing
Use pliers to break glass along a score line when the glass can't be handled comfortably by hand. A good score will snap cleanly with this plier. Turn the pliers over to use as a grozer (grozing is the "chewing" action that uses the pliers serrated jaw to nibble glass away from an edge). Spring loaded jaws. Tool measures 6" in length.

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Pros : This little tool is great for tough inside curve where regular grozing tools are not the answer. And you will love that it is spring loaded! And the price makes it very affordable.
Cons : None.
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Pros : Good quality
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : It's always good to have an extra around and these fit the bill.
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