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9.5 in. Glass-Cutting Tool Kit
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9.5 in. Glass-Cutting Tool Kit

  • For the Do-It-Yourself crafter
  • Can be used on mirrors, windows, bottles and more
  • Includes marker and premium oil for an accurate cut
$ 13 98
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Product Overview

  • For the Do-It-Yourself crafter
  • Can be used on mirrors, windows, bottles and more
  • Includes marker and premium oil for an accurate cut
The glass-cutting tool kit, is great for at home use. Or a professional glazier on the job. Very simple to use. Instructions are included. All in one kit.
  • Includes cutting oil, marker and glass cutter
  • For cutting annealed glass
  • Convenient all-in-one pack
  • Makes home glass projects simple
  • Note: Product may vary by store

Product Overview

  • For the Do-It-Yourself crafter
  • Can be used on mirrors, windows, bottles and more
  • Includes marker and premium oil for an accurate cut
Model #: 22101
Sku #: 599080
Internet #: 202091053

The glass-cutting tool kit, is great for at home use. Or a professional glazier on the job. Very simple to use. Instructions are included. All in one kit.

  • Includes cutting oil, marker and glass cutter
  • For cutting annealed glass
  • Convenient all-in-one pack
  • Makes home glass projects simple
  • Note: Product may vary by store

Info & Guides

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Info & Guides

Product Overview

  • For the Do-It-Yourself crafter
  • Can be used on mirrors, windows, bottles and more
  • Includes marker and premium oil for an accurate cut
The glass-cutting tool kit, is great for at home use. Or a professional glazier on the job. Very simple to use. Instructions are included. All in one kit.
  • Includes cutting oil, marker and glass cutter
  • For cutting annealed glass
  • Convenient all-in-one pack
  • Makes home glass projects simple
  • Note: Product may vary by store

Product Overview

  • For the Do-It-Yourself crafter
  • Can be used on mirrors, windows, bottles and more
  • Includes marker and premium oil for an accurate cut
Model #: 22101
Sku #: 599080
Internet #: 202091053

The glass-cutting tool kit, is great for at home use. Or a professional glazier on the job. Very simple to use. Instructions are included. All in one kit.

  • Includes cutting oil, marker and glass cutter
  • For cutting annealed glass
  • Convenient all-in-one pack
  • Makes home glass projects simple
  • Note: Product may vary by store

Info & Guides

You will need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader to view PDF documents. Download a free copy from the Adobe Web site.

Info & Guides
Key Features

Key Features

Product Overview
Key Features
  • For the Do-It-Yourself crafter
  • Can be used on mirrors, windows, bottles and more
  • Includes marker and premium oil for an accurate cut
The glass-cutting tool kit, is great for at home use. Or a professional glazier on the job. Very simple to use. Instructions are included. All in one kit.
  • Includes cutting oil, marker and glass cutter
  • For cutting annealed glass
  • Convenient all-in-one pack
  • Makes home glass projects simple
  • Note: Product may vary by store

Product Overview

  • For the Do-It-Yourself crafter
  • Can be used on mirrors, windows, bottles and more
  • Includes marker and premium oil for an accurate cut
Model #: 22101
Sku #: 599080
Internet #: 202091053

The glass-cutting tool kit, is great for at home use. Or a professional glazier on the job. Very simple to use. Instructions are included. All in one kit.

  • Includes cutting oil, marker and glass cutter
  • For cutting annealed glass
  • Convenient all-in-one pack
  • Makes home glass projects simple
  • Note: Product may vary by store

Info & Guides

You will need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader to view PDF documents. Download a free copy from the Adobe Web site.

Info & Guides

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Specifications

Dimensions

Blade Length (in.)
3/16 in
Blade Width (in.)
.0469
Handle Length (in.)
5
Product Depth (in.)
1
Product Length (in.)
5 in
Product Width (in.)
2.25

Details

Features
No Additional Features
Hand Tool Type
Glass Cutters
Individual/Set
Individual
Number of Pieces
1
Product Weight (lb.)
.25lb
Tools Product Type
Hand Tool

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
No warranty

Specifications

Dimensions

Blade Length (in.)
3/16 in
Blade Width (in.)
.0469
Handle Length (in.)
5
Product Depth (in.)
1
Product Length (in.)
5 in
Product Width (in.)
2.25

Details

Features
No Additional Features
Hand Tool Type
Glass Cutters
Individual/Set
Individual
Number of Pieces
1
Product Weight (lb.)
.25lb
Tools Product Type
Hand Tool

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
No warranty

Questions & Answers

Will this cut polycarbonate, suntuff roof panels and ceiling light panels?

Will this cut polycarbonate, suntuff roof panels and ceiling light panels?
Asked by: Mm
This is not designed for cutting anything but glass.
Answered by: Shape Products
Date published: 2018-11-25

Can this tool be used to cut a glass table down to the correct size?

Asked by: Ace
Tool needed to cut up to 1/2" glass
Answered by: Sweetpea1
Date published: 2019-06-28

Can you use this to cut wine bottles.

Asked by: JR
You could try it. Im not sure if it would work though. I usually use a piece of string and denatured alcohol to cut bottles. You take the string and soak it in denatured alcohol or acetone. wrap the string around the bottle a few times where you want to cut the glass. Then light the string on fire. while its lit hold the bottle at the mouth and twist it back and forth until you see the string begin to burn. Then plunge the bottle into a bucket of ice cold water. This will shock the class and it will break of at the point where the string was for a clean cut. Sounds crazy but it really does work well.
Answered by: diversity210
Date published: 2019-01-10

Can this tool be used for mirrors?

Asked by: Amir
YES! Make sure and cut the front of the mirror (not the silver side). If trying to cut a very large mirror, it is probably 1/4" thick. Keep in mind that is the max thickness this cutter can handle (for a DIYer). Cutting 1/4" thick material is not as easy as thinner glass or mirror if you are cutting for the first time. If this is the case, make sure and watch some Videos on the internet, AND buy some thinner glass or use some scrap to practice making a couple of cuts. Understanding the sound the cutter makes when you are doing it right is VERY important. Keep constant pressure, don't press down really hard, use the oil, make sure the mirror has been thoroughly cleaned BEFORE applying the oil or starting the cut. If you will be discarding part of the mirror once you cut it, personally I would go ahead and cut off a smaller section to start so you can essentially practice on the same material BEFORE actually cutting it at the final dimension. Just don't try and cut off anything less than a couple of inches as practice, because you will be asking for trouble. The bigger the piece you cut off the easier it is, well kind of. Cheers!
Answered by: GFactor
Date published: 2019-08-24
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Customer Reviews

9.5 in. Glass-Cutting Tool Kit is rated 2.9 out of 5 by 63.
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Works Great on Plate Glass & Mirrors The product worked great on several pieces of plate glass and a couple mirrors I recently cut. Key Points: 1: Make sure and clean the plate glass, bottle or mirror before trying to cut it. Very small pieces of dirt / sand can and will effect the quality of the cut. 2: Use the oil to ensure a smooth ride along the glass. 3: Practice on a test piece so you can get the proper technique down and most importantly so you know what the proper sound is while doing so. 4: As you end a cut on a flat piece, there is no need to push down harder as you exit the piece. 5: Never, Never, Never go back over the line / score / etch you just made! This will only destroy the cutting wheel, and your cut will end up becoming jagged. This cutter Only works on Plate Glass! Do Not try and cut Tempered Glass, it won't work! If you have never cut glass, go onto the "tube" video website and watch a couple videos on cutting glass, it will help. Cheers!
Date published: 2016-03-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great tools. On my time cutting a mirror, I was... Great tools. On my time cutting a mirror, I was able to do it like a pro
Date published: 2019-07-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by from works great... works great
Date published: 2019-08-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by from flawless cuts. Works absolutely fantastic. I built a TV stand which incorporates 4 doors framed in wood with glass panels. So I needed to cut some glass to fit each door. I cut every piece of glass with out fault. The key to using these glass cutters one is making sure the glass is clean. Use a good glass cleaner such as invisible glass or alcohol. wipe each pane of glass down with a lint free cloth. If you have never cut glass glass before practice on a spare piece. For the best cut you need to familiarize yourself with the optimal pressure needed for scoring the glass. You need to give enough pressure to put a good score line in the glass but not enough pressure that it causes jagged edges or even cracking of the glass. Once you have that down this cutter will work great every time.
Date published: 2016-10-19
Rated 1 out of 5 by from Absolute garbage I never cut glass but bought this because I needed to make two straight cuts on a single pane. I forget the exact thickness, but the glass was thinner than the maximum and I followed the instructions to the letter, but it left jagged edges that were not straight by any means. The only reason I was able to salvage the almost ruined glass was with thick trim afterward. At the end of the second cut the wheel fell off the handle and the now the entire tool is broken. Absolute garbage, just like the title says. It may work for extremely thin glass but not as thick as the instructions claim. I wouldn't trust this product again, or the manufacturer.
Date published: 2013-03-22
Rated 2 out of 5 by from Tool works well. Cutting oil is only half full... Tool works well. Cutting oil is only half full in the bottle. Makes it look like you are getting a nice small bottle but I don't like the deception when you find out after opening the package that it's only half full. All the bottles in the store were the same. I would not buy again, overpriced given the small amount of cutting oil.
Date published: 2019-03-26
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Marker was useless. Doesn't work and broke when pressing on it to leave a line. Cutting oil isn'... Marker was useless. Doesn't work and broke when pressing on it to leave a line. Cutting oil isn't needed. Tool itself worked. Glad I had excess glass to allow for multiple trial attempts before making my final cut.
Date published: 2019-04-02
Rated 2 out of 5 by from Didn’t like it! Not sure if it was me not... Didn’t like it! Not sure if it was me not being able to get a comfortable grip, or it was the knife. It was my first time using it. It required to much Strength and concentration.
Date published: 2019-04-23
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