Precision Cutting Made Easy: Professional IMT Pistol Grip Glass Cutter With Oil Feed And Replaceable Heads - 2Mm-12Mm Tungsten Carbide Blade For Stained Glass And More Review

An excellent, easy to use glass cutter. Its self lubricating feature lays out a fine line of oil and the cut is very clean.

I have used this kind of glass cutter before and this one was just as I expected. It arrived in a timely manner and I’m pleased with the product.

I used this to cut some self-stick glass tiles. It worked just like it’s supposed to. I followed the advise of other reviewers and opted to apply the oil directly to the cutting surface so the cutter would leak oil. I marked my cuts first and used a straight edge to keep me from wandering during the cut. One score across the surface is all it takes. I used a pair of pliers with a hand towel to snap the glass. Happy I didn’t have to spend a lot of money for a small project.

I mistakenly thought the tube in the picture was oil. it's not, so had to buy some & wait to use.Got my glass-cutting oil and OIL LEAKS OUT CONSTANTLY!I adjusted the cap every which way & now its closed tightly & still leaks.My old non-auto-oil has a brass ball on end to tap glass & this one has a screw cap which has an edge - doesn't work as well.I also am not a fan of the push in blade, I understand it is to pump oil to blade but it's harder to line up my cuts unless I allow a pool of oil to…

This product came pre-opened, and missing 2 pieces— the larger sized glass cutter (which is what I needed for the project), and the oil. It’s impossible to return because of coronavirus.

Tip rotated 45 degrees so I switched the tip with larger size. Same wobble so I tightened the screw and it sheared off in the tool. So, can't fix and totally useless.

The carbide wheel cuts so much better than the steel. The grip also allows me to apply the appropriate pressure to my glass without it shattering on me. I like this style better than the pencil styles because it eases the pain and pressure on my wrists. Great buy.

I bought this to cut a 7 foot mirror. First, I though I'd make a couple wall sconces out of old Jack Daniel's bottles. No problem popping off the bottle bottoms after scoring w/ this tool. Thanx guys! 😋

I purchased this cutter because of all of the positive reviews it received. I could not be happier with the cost and quality of this fine cutting tool.

We use the glass cutters for stained glass projects. Good cutters. Very fast delivery, including a delivery on Sunday afternoon under free shipping. Can't beat that.

I have used this product once. Overnight the oil has leaked all over my workstation. Am thinking about returning it Thanks for attention.

Oil poured out when cutting glass also leaked out while it was just sitting there. Seller reached out to me and reimbursed the full purchase price without return of glass cutter.Guessing the one I received was a dud.

I'm new to stained glass and so, after a good deal of research I chose this pistol grip cutter to start. It was a toss-up between this pistol grip OIL FEED cutter and the Toyo Dry )no oil) Supercutter. While I really like this pistol grip cutter, I am still going to purchase and try the Toyo Super Cutter as I don't care for wiping up oil all the time. This pistol grip cutter is very good, though - if you don't mind the oil.

It works really well, nice handle shape and angle for easy use. Only down fall is that the oil drips out when stored. Wasn’t quite the size or strength that I needed..

I just started using this cutter for my stained glass projects. I didn't put but 2 droppers of oil in it, as I am just getting back into the swing of this. I noticed that it leaves puddles of oil when you put pressure on it to score the glass. Now, please understand. I realize that the cutter is designed to lubricate the roller upon contact with the glass. But at the rate this thing is putting out oil, I will be buying a whole lot of oil and wasting it.

Yes, it is a knife and it cuts. The handle makes it easy to grip and hold. The different blades make it easier to use for a variety of projects. Plus, you can add more pressure to it, for cutting, than you can an Xacto knife due to the pressure added to the handle.

There are glass cutters that are more expensive that don't match the quality of this one. It's the one I use out of my collection of almost ten of them. It leaks oil, but they all do, but it's so accurate and does an amazing job.

The glass cutter comes with two cutting heads. It is important to use the correct head for the thickness of glass being cut. Also keeping the cutter well oiled is important. The more oil the better the score line.

OK, but not top cutter. I started out with this one and did OK. Decided to upgrade to a Toyo cutter and can see a significant improvement in the quality of the cuts. Suggest spend a little extra $ and going for quality.

I bought the oil too and it works great after struggling with cheap glass cutters. Very nice product. I am using it cut glass mirrors for now and works very well.