Product Reviews
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No quality differences between this and its competitors. I go with Mastercraft.
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The standard by which good cutters are measured. It is no accident that this is the glass cutter of choice in every stained glass shop I have been in.
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A great professional tool at a very good price.
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I used this for my desert and sun pieces. Very easy to cut and to create dimension and the illusion of heat.
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Looks great fired the way it is and as well as when used as a base. Very easy to cut and shape.
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It is so easy to cut with this cutter.
Cons
No negative thoughts about this product.
Other Thoughts
Would love if this came with a blade cover.
Pros
Very Easy to work with!
Cons
How can there be a con to a bevel?
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Is it possible to make this bevel pink?
Pros
Another perfect piece of Bullseye glass. The color in this one is great!
Cons
None!
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This comes with sooo many different colors, great deal, great buy!
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it's great for soooo many different uses - it's an excellent buy and for a totally reasonable price!
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You don't realize how much you needed this set until you have it - then you wonder how you made out without it before!
Pros
It's bigger than it looks, and can be used for multiple tasks, I use it to mash, to fix lines sometimes and just generally in place of tweezers!
Cons
none
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The size made me initially a bit wary - but after using it, I realized it's not a problem at all!
Pros
This is lovely stuff for fusing and lampworking. It's easy to use and gives a marvelous effect of scattered light. It's one of my favorite frits for lampworking - I collect a nice gather of clear glass and smoosh it over a bit of frit on my marver, then paint it onto the bead. The process encases the dichroic bit as I work, eliminating worry for me that I might get gray scum on my bead.
Cons
When fusing, I found that it doesn't melt totally into my work, leaving a textured surface. Sometimes this can be nice, but it's not usually the effect that I want. If you sandwich it, be sure to put some supporting bits of clear glass that are bigger than the frit, or you can find your top glass sliding off the rest.
Other Thoughts
Dichroic is usually better in small amounts. You need to plan ahead if you want to put this in your work, to get the best effects.
Pros
Product holds glass work in perfectly. Used with fine framing to give your art piece a profession display appearance.
Cons
the adjustments doesn't allow you to use with deeply indented set frames.
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