Internet #

100169741

Model #

8501H

Store SKU #

835122

Husky

5 in. Glass Cutter

Name: 5 in. Glass Cutter
Brand: Husky
SKU: 835122
Price: 4.97 USD
Rating: 3.3657 (134 reviews)

(134)Questions & Answers (35)

$497

Use on 1/ in. to 1/4 in. thick plate glass
Features a ball end to snap scored glass
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The Husky 5 in. Glass Cutter makes quick work of plate glass from 1/8 in. to 1/4 in. thick. Using a steel wheel precisely honed at 120°, the cutter works easily on both single and double strength glass. The tool also features a ball end to snap scored glass and a notched head for removing rough glass edges.

Professional glass cutter
Steel wheel with a honed angle of 120° for cutting single and double strength glass
Ball-end handle for snapping scored glass
Tooth designed to remove rough edges
Durable construction
Makes cutting through glass simple and easy
Note: Not for use with tempered glass
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Questions & Answers

Q:Can I use it to cut / score a large mirror

by|Mar 7, 2023

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Q:Will it score a ceramic tile?

by|Sep 29, 2021

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A: I don't know. It is a glass cutter that scores glass. Is a ceramic Tile Glass? They make a Tile saw which cuts ceramic tile, so I would hazard a guess that it will not.

by|Aug 4, 2022

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Q:Can this be used to cut plexi-glass?

by|Jul 29, 2021

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A: No. This is for cutting real, nontempered, window glass. Acrylic, plexiglass, lexan, etc. are cut with a saw.

by|Jul 29, 2021

Q:Could it be able to cut circle holes in class ??

by|Jun 24, 2021

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A: The Glass cutter scores a line in the glass. You then can break the glass edge off. I have never tried to cut holes in glass like they do in movies. Remember all the things you see in the movies and on television are not necessary REAL! All I can say is the cutter will do what it is made to do, and that is to score a line in the glass to allow you to break the glass.

by|Apr 6, 2022

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A: Theoretically yes. Practically, no. You simply can't freehand a circle that will knock out cleanly with this tool. There ARE special circle cutters (suction cup pivot & cut wheel on radius arm) but not this tool. For small diameter holes there a wet diamond drills.

by|Mar 14, 2022

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3.4 out of 5

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Jul 31, 2021

ABSOLUTE GARBAGE

Tried it on multiple glass panels of different thickness, ruining ALL of them in the process... Clearly in the picture you can see a deep score line and where it decided to break off... 0 Stars if I could. This was also the thinnest peice at 2/32...

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Aug 13, 2019

Was a little nervous cutting a large 3x8 mirror, but this tool worked as a charm, paying for itse...

Was a little nervous cutting a large 3x8 mirror, but this tool worked as a charm, paying for itself in a single job. Not sure of long-term durability. I would guess the carbide would eventually chip off, especially if you press too hard.

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Dec 1, 2017

This is a good glass cutter for the price. I bought this to cut glass inserts in single pane gla...

This is a good glass cutter for the price. I bought this to cut glass inserts in single pane glass for picture frames and cabinet doors. I've had this for about a year now and have used it on quite a few occasions. It scores the glass well and glides easily. When using a straight edge it was difficult at times to keep the cutter head on track because small changes in the angle with which the cutter is held changes where the score line is. With some practice it gets easier to use consistently and accurately. I usually score the glass at least twice before breaking it along the score line. Once wasn't enough on single pane glass to get a good even break. I have not used oil with this cutter so I'm not sure how that might impact the scoring. I would probably get this item again because it is so cheap and easy to replace.