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Silberschnitt Running Pliers

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Silberschnitt Running Pliers
$109.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Silberschnitt helps you cleanly break even the most dramatic score lines
  • Safely break glass up to 5mm
  • Imported from Germany premium quality glass tool
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Product Description

The patented design of these running pliers helps you cleanly break even the most dramatic scores. The upper jaw of the plier can be adjusted to match the score, so you can break out inner curves and even the smallest glass strips precisely and without splintering. Durable and strong, these aluminum pliers will safely break glass up to 5mm. Take the stress out of your glass cutting with these amazing running pliers!

Bohle has made quality art glass tools since 1923; crafted in Germany. Due to importation costs, price and availability subject to change.

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Wonderful breakers!!
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Pros : The Silberschnitt running pliers have saved my life! They make my life so much easier!! When I ordered them and first got them it took some practicing and watching demonstrations but I really got the knack of using them and have very glad I bought them!! They are a little more expensive but after you learn the techniques of how to use them you save much more in glass by not having g to use more glass to make things correctly.
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  •   Perfect for curves
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  •   Expected a bit more from this product
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Pros : Easy grip
Cons : No way to tighten pad so if you are working with straight lines, you have to keep adjusting it.
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