✨ Precision Glass Cutter – Smooth Scoring & Better Control
✨ Precision Glass Cutter – Smooth Scoring & Better Control
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✨ Precision Glass Cutter – Smooth Scoring & Better Control
A Cleaner Break Starts With A Better Score.
When you're working with glass, control matters before the break ever happens. This compact scoring tool helps you guide a more consistent line across compatible glass and ceramic tile.
Fighting The Tool Makes A Difficult Job Even Harder.
Uneven pressure, a slipping grip or a wandering score line can make glass projects frustrating fast. The goal isn't brute force—it's creating a controlled, consistent score exactly where you want the material to break.
- Better hand control while following your cutting line
- Compact design for everyday workshop and DIY projects
- Designed for scoring before the material is separated
You're Not Sawing Through The Glass.
A glass cutter creates a controlled score on the surface. That score helps establish the intended break line when the glass is separated using an appropriate glass-working method.
Simple idea: guide the wheel along the intended line with steady, consistent pressure instead of repeatedly forcing the tool back and forth.
1. Guide
Follow the intended line with a steady hand.
2. Score
Create a consistent surface score with suitable pressure.
3. Separate
Use an appropriate and safe method to separate along the score.
Built Around A Compact Alloy Scoring Wheel.
The small scoring wheel concentrates contact along your working line, helping you guide the score across compatible glass or ceramic tile without turning the process into a bulky power-tool job.
- 2 mm / 0.08 in scoring wheel diameter
- 3 mm / 0.12 in head size
- Designed for controlled manual scoring
Grip It. Guide It. Stay In Control.
The elongated body gives your hand a natural place to guide the tool, while the textured metal section provides extra grip near the working end.
🔩 Steel Head
45-steel head construction for the working end of the tool.
✋ Textured Grip
Provides a defined holding area close to the scoring head.
📐 7.3 in Length
Compact enough for a toolbox while offering room for hand control.
From Glass Projects To Compatible Ceramic Tile.
Keep it on hand for DIY repairs, workshop projects and material adjustments where controlled manual scoring is required.
🪟 Glass
For compatible non-tempered glass within the stated working range.
🪞 Mirror Projects
Useful when working with suitable mirror glass and controlled score lines.
🔲 Ceramic Tile
Designed for compatible ceramic tile scoring applications.
Keep The Process Simple.
Prepare
Wear safety glasses and protective gloves and make sure the work area is stable.
Lubricate
Apply suitable glass-cutting oil before scoring to support smoother wheel movement.
Score Carefully
Follow your intended line with steady, controlled pressure.
Specifications
| Color | Green |
| Head Material | 45 Steel |
| Handle Material | Resin & Polypropylene |
| Total Length | 185 mm / 7.3 in |
| Working Thickness | 2–10 mm / 0.08–0.39 in |
| Head Size | 3 mm / 0.12 in |
| Wheel Diameter | 2 mm / 0.08 in |
| Application | Compatible Glass & Ceramic Tile |
One For The Toolbox — Or Extras For The Workshop.
1 Piece
Precision Glass Scoring Tool × 1
2 Pieces
Precision Glass Scoring Tool × 2
3 Pieces
Precision Glass Scoring Tool × 3
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this tool cut completely through the glass?
It is primarily a scoring tool. It creates a controlled line on the glass surface before the material is separated using an appropriate glass-working method.
What thickness is it designed for?
The stated working range is approximately 2–10 mm (0.08–0.39 in). Always check your material before use.
Can it be used on tempered glass?
No. It is not recommended for tempered glass or high-density quartz.
Should cutting oil be used?
Yes. Suitable glass-cutting oil is recommended to support smoother scoring and reduce unnecessary wear on the scoring wheel.
What safety equipment should I use?
Wear suitable protective gloves and safety glasses when working with glass. Glass edges and fragments can be sharp.
Glass Projects Require Proper Protection.
- Wear protective gloves and safety glasses.
- Work on a stable, suitable surface.
- Keep hands away from sharp glass edges.
- Do not use on tempered glass or unsuitable materials.
- Check material thickness before beginning your project.
Make Your Next Glass Project Easier To Control.
Compact. Hand-controlled. Made for glass and compatible ceramic tile projects.
