HARFINGTON 2Pcs Glass Cutter Pistol Grip 6mm-12mm Oil Feed Stained Glass Cutters Tool with Oil Reservoir for Mirrors Window Panes Ceramic Tile, Blue
$16.09
by HARFINGTON
Size - Total Length: approx. 16cm/6.3inch; Width: approx. 7cm/2.76inch; suitable for 6-12 mm thick glass. Material - The glass cutter is composed of iron head and tungsten carbide wheel, which is strong. The handle is made of plastic, which is strong and not easy to break and deform. With the automatic lubrication function to keep the wheel lubricated every time you cut. Feature - This oil feed glass cutter adopts hollow pistol grip design with contoured finger grooves, which is ergonomic, comfortable to hold, and labor-saving. Kerosene can be stored inside the handle and is equipped with a dropper to improve work efficiency. Application - The stained glass cutter can be used to cut hard objects such as tiles, mirrors, window, glass, mosaics, minerals, etc. It is an good cutting tool for beginners. Note - Please use broken glass to practice first; when cutting a mirror, you need to cut the front of the mirror. You cannot cut tempered glass, quartz, and other high-hardness objects, and you cannot cut matte glass and non-smooth glass. The glass cutter is composed of iron head and tungsten carbide wheel, which is strong. The handle is made of plastic, which is strong and not easy to break and deform. With the automatic lubrication function to keep the wheel lubricated every time you cut.
This oil feed glass cutter adopts hollow grip design with contoured finger grooves, which is ergonomic, comfortable to hold, and labor-saving. Kerosene can be stored inside the handle and is equipped with a dropper to improve work efficiency.
First, you need to thoroughly clean the glass to be cut, place the glass on a flat surface, then inject lubricant into the handle of the glass cutter, and confirm that it discharge from the cutter edge roller. During the cutting process, the blade of the glass cutter should be close to the straight surface. When cutting with a ruler or curve, a curve gauge should be prepared in advance.
The stained glass cutter can be used to cut hard objects such as tiles, mirrors, window, glass, mosaics, minerals, etc. It is an good cutting tool for beginners.
Notice: please use broken glass to practice first; when cutting a mirror, you need to cut the front of the mirror. You cannot cut tempered glass, quartz, and other high-hardness objects, and you cannot cut matte glass and non-smooth glass.
This oil feed glass cutter adopts hollow grip design with contoured finger grooves, which is ergonomic, comfortable to hold, and labor-saving. Kerosene can be stored inside the handle and is equipped with a dropper to improve work efficiency.
First, you need to thoroughly clean the glass to be cut, place the glass on a flat surface, then inject lubricant into the handle of the glass cutter, and confirm that it discharge from the cutter edge roller. During the cutting process, the blade of the glass cutter should be close to the straight surface. When cutting with a ruler or curve, a curve gauge should be prepared in advance.
The stained glass cutter can be used to cut hard objects such as tiles, mirrors, window, glass, mosaics, minerals, etc. It is an good cutting tool for beginners.
Notice: please use broken glass to practice first; when cutting a mirror, you need to cut the front of the mirror. You cannot cut tempered glass, quartz, and other high-hardness objects, and you cannot cut matte glass and non-smooth glass.