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Pros & Cons
Pros
It scribes glass. The cutter lays down a perfect track of oil that is dispensed when the pressure is put on the cutter head as the cutter is in motion. Mine has been filled for three weeks now with no leakage.
Brass cutter is a nice improvement over the fletcher, which has a plastic body. The knurled aluminum grip is high-quality and provides a steady, confident and firm handhold. I also like the heft and the large square cutting head. Cuts glass so smooth,... Read More
Cons
The crack allows cutting oil to leak out all over the brass collar. I am a glazier and find that wheel skips on mine.
Highlights
Quality
Well made works great sure glad i bought this one
Works very good and is easy to manage perfect for custom designs
Mine has been filled for three weeks now with no leakage
The cutter worked cutting across original 18th century thin wavy and bubbled glass panes
Price
However when given the sticker price how much it would cost i ordered this knife to do it myself
Heads are around 15 to 20 so about half the price of the fletcher
Competitiveness
A few years ago i started using the toyo tc17 straight heads and its probably the second best next to the fletcher
Whether the wicked oiling strategy of the fletcher cutters is better than the pushbutton strategy of the toyo is unclear to me
Ive used fletcher cutters for some years but the replacement cutter heads are quite expensive vs toyo so i tried this one and t... Read More
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- This product had a total of 565 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 5 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ordered two of these for our custom mirror shop
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
One was delivered perfect and the other had a factory defect that was replaced promptly
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Took a belt sander to the edges to make sure the garbage man did not get cut
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So im kinda old school with a lot of tools and techniques i use
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I have a fletcher tungsten carbide i mostly use but new cutter heads can run about 40 dollars
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Heads are around 15 to 20 so about half the price of the fletcher
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Negatives sometimes i dont get a good oil flow so im still adding cutter oil to the glass
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The little rubber gasket around the fill part is very cheap and if you tighten to much it may leak abit
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