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GLASS WHEEL CUTTERS

        A wrong name for what it does. This tool 'scores' a microscopic fissure into the glass. When pressure is applied even to both sides of the score line, the fissure works straight down quickly and the glass snaps in two along the length of the scored line. There are many options available to you for a cutter.

        The best cutters for full time use in stained glass are the Toyo line of cutters. The cutter wheel is a steel-carbine alloy which has a very long lifetime. The cutting heads on them are replaceable, if damaged or worn
out after several years use.

            There are 4 types of models for the Toyo cutters:- [Product Image]

TOYO TC - 96.

TOYO TC - 90

TOYO TC - 30

TOYO TC - 10

 

Key Benefits

bulletSMOOTH GRIP
bulletCOLORED HANDLES
bulletBEST FOR CUTTING FROM 1MM TO 12 MM
bulletWIDE AND NARROW CUTTING HEAD

 

 

TOYO PISTOL CUTTER (TC - 600P): - The same blade and automatic oil-feed system but with a unique handle, designed for hours of glass scoring with a minimum of hand fatigue. The pistol-grip is the most popular with new students, as its larger handle size gives you more to grip, and we like it for doing straight line cuts with the help of a cutting guide
 

               All of the plastic handles come in 4 colors, yellow, green, blue and light purple. Each of them works slightly better in one aspect over the others.
 

                If you are having any troubles with your cutters, just bring them in and we can inspect and evaluate them for you.

 

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