Toyo Pistol Grip Glass Cutter Review

Cuts great, blade lasts long enough. However, the thing leaks where the handle ends and the metal knot is inserted. There is a ring that connects them together. I've primed and primed to get enough coolant on the disc, but I don't see any signs of the lubricant transferring to the sheet of paper (that's how I check the flow). I bought two of these and they both leak and don't dose properly. So I rolled the wheel through a flat field of coolant and then proceeded to cut the glass. Otherwise it…

So glad I have it! I've never cut glass before, but I decided I wanted to make a backsplash out of old dry rot windows. Probably too ambitious. Especially when I started cutting tiles. When I got to the part where I needed to cut the inside corners for the outlets I was so glad I invested in this cutter and not the cheaper ones. To be honest, I still had a lot of time for some cuts, but it wasn't the editor's fault. I love it so much that I am considering taking up stained glass as a hobby. No…

I'm new to coloring and I love this pistol grip glass cutter. I first worked with a pencil handle cutter but I couldn't get the handle right for easy cuts, I always struggled to get a nice clean cut. This glass cutter arrived and I immediately filled it with cutting oil and omg what an even distribution of the oil and a perfect perfect result for breaking glass! The lines are so fluid and the grip and comfort is incredible! If you have a weak wrist I would recommend this product as it is really