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Professional Zag Zag Glass Nibbling Pliers

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Professional Zag Zag Glass Nibbling Pliers by Bohle

(7 reviews)

$219.95 USD

Imported from Germany premium quality glass tool
Nip away small pieces for precision cut mosaic-ready glass
Long lasting wheels remain sharp and strong through many projects
Attached bag catches your pieces for quick clean up

Product Description

Engineered for High Performance
If you demand more from your tools, this German-made Bohle tool is for you! The Bohle name is synonymous with quality in the art world. Experience the ease and convenience of working with precision glass nippers. Precisely nip away small pieces of glass, much like cutting with scissors, to achieve the perfect shape. The attached bag conveniently catches your pieces for maximum nipping speed.

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4 out of 5 stars

Easy on arthritic hands

By cindyshafer13 on September 1, 2020

Pros : Easier to make cuts compared to other nippers.

Cons : After about 20 nips I have to stop and use the provided Allen wrench to tighten the screws. They get wobbly very quickly

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5 out of 5 stars

real cool

By stageit on October 28, 2018

Pros : love these

Cons :

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1 out of 5 stars

Not what I hoped

By clnewlin on June 27, 2018

Pros : These are fabulous for 1 or 2 mm precision nibbles and will save many trips to the grinder. These nippers are beautifully well constructed, lightweight and easy to hold.

Cons : They will not snip more than a thin sliver at a time. They will not nip thin glass or mirror. The way I hold my glass to nip, they catch and pinch my skin. Expensive.

Other Thoughts : I would give them 5 stars if my intention was to purchase a "supplemental" tool for making tiny shaping nips. BUT, I needed to replace my dull old wheel nippers and these won't cut a half inch or even quarter inch at a time. They will not nip thin glass either. It was a big investment for a very limited use item. I still need to buy another pair of nippers for regular snipping strips into mosaic squares as these won't do that job at all. Big dissapointment because they are a quality tool, just for a different application.

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