🔪 Carbide Tungsten Alloy Glass Cutter Tool with 2-19mm Cutting Range - Professional Tool for Thick Glass Mosaic and Tiles - Pencil-shaped Design for Precision Cutting (Glass Cutter) Review

I am new to stained glass art and ordered this cutter thinking it would be more efficient than my cheap thin handled dry cutter. On my first production, I grabbed it and fought. I figured it was because I was inexperienced (which probably played a role) but I grabbed a cheap dry cutter and had better luck! I looked at the cutting disc and the difference between them was huge. It was almost a rounded wheel as the other had a significant advantage. Maybe the glass I used was too thin and this…

As with other reviews, I'd recommend practicing beforehand and watching a few tutorial videos. The item itself is very effective, but you need to know how to use it. It is very strong and the grip is secure. Watch the instruction video again before use. I made the mistake of applying too much pressure and breaking the glass. Then I tried it again and whether it worked. The challenge this time was to cut it straight. In general, he did the job. It wasn't the cleanest line, but the end was…

The swivel head takes a bit of getting used to and it was awkward for me to draw a straight line along the straight end. Shortcuts less than 36 inches were easy enough to succeed. Long cuts could not be achieved. A carbide cutting wheel has a much more aggressive pitch than a general purpose wheel. Novice glaziers can press too hard and create chips. If you're cutting a thin mirror or glass you shouldn't have too much trouble. I suspect that material up to 3/16 will be cut without problems…