🔪 Toyo Pistol Grip Glass Cutter: Cutting-Edge Tool in Assorted Colors Review

I cut mirror tiles with cheap tool and broke many tiles. I saw reviews of this tool and two days later I received the tool and cut the remaining tiles cleanly with no breakage. I was also able to do compound scrolling with great results. This tool allowed me to complete my mirror tile project when it seemed like I would have to give up. The price was not excessive given the loss of time and breakage of the cheaper tool. I also bought a special cutting oil.

I was beginning to think I wasn't capable of cutting glass. Every time I tried to cut glass with a hardware store glass cutter, the glass broke in the wrong place. As it turned out, it was a blunder. I reluctantly bought this cutter thinking I was probably wasting my money, but the first cut I made with it was perfect. I made a few more cuts and they were all perfect and I didn't have to try that hard. I can cut glass.

During the restoration of 1910 corrugated glass windows, we worked hard to learn the best techniques for cutting new glass from old surviving sashes. Starting with a cheaper hand cutter and quickly realizing that you don't want to save on tools in this area. The TOYO brand is excellent, albeit more expensive, and I really appreciate being able to change the blade without having to buy a whole new handle. As with any thin cutting edge, you should not guide it over fine grit, as this will dull it