CCC TEEZY Glass Cutter Tool 2mm-20mm with Carbide Tip, Pencil Style Oil Feed Glass Cutting Tool Comes with 2 Extra Blades, Screwdriver and Dropper - Perfect for Glass/Mosaic/Mirror Cutting
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Our family has had a nice frame around for years and we finally decided to hang it up but needed a mirror to complete the look. A large mirror was lying outside someone's house that was going to be discarded, but it needed to be cut down to fit. I needed a cutting tool, and this one was cheap, and it actually appeared to be of better quality than what I was anticipating. The glass cutter looks nice and feels solid, but I haven't used one before so it's hard to compare it to anything else. The first time I tried it, I made a few mistakes, but watched some videos and got it down. A simple trick was to apply steady pressure on an edge of the glass while running a knife over it once without going back over areas several times. To add a little pressure, I inserted a wooden yardstick right under the middle of the score line, and the mirror demolished exactly along the line with barely any pressure. A handy DIY skill was learned, and I saved tons of money on buying a new mirror.
Since I've been cutting glass for some time, I can say that I've got some experience. Frame shops use Fletcher wall-mounted glass cutters and for the most part it works, but there are some cases where it just won't work because it has been fixed. Often, I have to dig out my old hand cutters on those occasions. It seemed as though we had a large number of those cheap little cutters, but they only last for one time. I don't know. This thing works great for me, and I ordered it to try to step up my game. Zip it up and you are The glass score is made much faster and fully than with the old little cutters that we had always used. There is no doubt in my mind that I will use this I will have to switch to manual when I have to. It is a good upgrade, especially since it is so easy to do. It would help if you had experience. Here's what you can try if that doesn't work Put a straight edge at the end of the glass, set it up on a flat surface and mark where you'll be cutting, drain the oil (the amount will depend on how long your cut is) and smooth the cutter along the edge of the glass using the straight edge as your guide. If the score is round, put something round under it, if it is a chasing tool, or you can use the edge of the table, While you are doing this, be sure to wear gloves and safety glasses. I wish you the very best of After some practice and time, you'll be able to cut glass like a professional.
I needed something that would help me cut the mirror safely in order to remove it from our bathroom and I needed something to aid in this process. With this cutter, you can get the job done. Our family was so glad to find this on Amazon to assist us with getting rid of the old mirror.
Recent problems had me cutting down some large, heavy, thick, wall-sized mirrors into sizes that were able to be Trying to break them up haphazardly would have resulted in injury, so I got this tool instead to score the mirrors before cutting them evenly into smaller pieces. While I did not need to make precision cuts for my task, the tool did score mirrors quickly with a reasonably clean cut along the scored line. There was some uneven breakage, but it probably has to do with the speed at which I was working rather than with I found the price to be fair.
My fingers were red from the rough surface. The rough surface rubbed my finger when I was using it, and gave me a blister.
It did exactly what I needed - Disassembling an old stereo cabinet that featured a glass door, sides, and top, I was able to discover that it was made of copper. It wasn't something I could leave on the curb for pick up, so I ordered the glass cutting tool to cut the glass into smaller pieces that could be safely boxed and thrown away. Scribbled the glass with the large head, dripped some gun oil onto it and then used the gun to draw the lines. To snap the thin pieces, I simply snapped it with my hand and to snap the thick pieces, I had to put the tool under the glass and press down. I was very pleased with how this turned out.
Instead of wasting time on determining the size of a mirror, get one that already Using a sharp knife to cut a mirror or glass can waste There is always a problem with the mirror.
According to my experience, it didn't cut enough glass to break as described, and only scratched the top of the glass. The glass cutter was my first time ever using it, but I followed the instructions verbatim and let it fail me. It was impossible to tighten the cap properly after adding oil because the seal kept coming out of the end of the pen. The quality of the video is not good in my opinion.