Toyo Custom-Grip Supercutter Glass Cutter - Assorted Colors (1 Pack) - Perfect for Cutting Glass Easily and Quickly

Kindle Customer: I love these particular Toyo cutters. I have severe osteoarthritis in my hands and can’t make a fist (grip) anymore. Stained glass keeps me grounded and sane so these are a lifesaver for me. They cut better and I have more control of every aspect of the cuts. Everyone would appreciate the ease of use and lack of hand fatigue with this Toyo cutter. BUY IT; TRY IT

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Sylvia S.: So comfortable to use. I had Brocken my wrist, with this cutter you need little pressure. For children learning the art of stained glass this cutter is #1

Canada on Sep 18, 2023

Diana G.: Love how ergonomic it is. It slides flawlessly!

United States on Jul 18, 2023

Graduated Medical Compression Socks for Women & Men 20-30 mmhg High Socks: Excellent

United States on Jul 04, 2023

joseph gharakhani: Contrary to the video, cutting requires to exert a heavy force otherwise, it won't cut it. I don't know if they send me a used one or this is how it is.
Not impressed but it got the job done.

Canada on Mar 27, 2023

Constantin: catting color sheet glass needs a steady hand and this cutter will take you there.

Australia on Feb 12, 2023

Laura J.: There's nothing wrong with this glass cutter per se - it does its job, and it cuts the glass. So, this review may really just end up personal preference and I think, a bit of a design flaw. The personal preference part? I like the control I feel with a pistol grip cutter. The head on this cutter moves a lot, more than my pistol grip cutter. I've read that pistol grips are better for newbies, so maybe I'm just a newbie at heart. But what I also feel made the head more difficult to control is that the black comfort handle also spins. So, while you're trying to score, you've got the head moving and the black handle moving, and I found it difficult to make precise cuts. Now to the design flaw part, imo, the black comfort handle isn't adjustable. It spins but it doesn't move up or down. So, if your hand doesn't fit just right where the handle is located, there's no way to change the position of the handle. I'm a taller woman so my hands are probably a bit bigger, and I found the handle was just a little too low. It just didn't fit in the right spot in my palm because of the length of my fingers. I would think this would be an even bigger issue for a man with bigger hands. (And...

United States on Dec 18, 2022

Gabriel: Not sure why your not updating this review took way to long to arrive and not not work as well as my other one I have boughten . Don't think I would buy again,

Canada on Mar 08, 2021

Tree: Great glass cutter, however handle broke after 50 plus uts. Was able to reglue and it's holding up.

Canada on May 03, 2019

Friagram: This is a good glass cutter, as it makes it extremely easy to get the correct, consistent pressure required to cut various glasses. Now, it's not too hard to use a standard pencil grip cutter, but this relieves all strain from your fingers, and allows you to focus on getting good angles instead of trying to keep constant pressure while fighting fatigue. I can cut around 4 times as fast, because it is so much easier, and there is a lot more control. It's possible to guide this with a finger on your other hand, or just with a slight wrist motion --- which can't really be done well with other cutters, at least I've always had to move my whole body or arm to get good cuts. For smaller cuts/angles, the brass piece can be turned some 45 degrees to help guide the cutter, which is nice for doing things like circles.

There is one small problem, and that is the grip positioning for the thumb/forefinger webbing. It's just not quite the right spot for me, and I find that it is either too close to the cutter, and my knuckles will be against the pivot, or it will be too far away, where I can not quite reach the textured metal grip near the tip. It's important to reach the tip, and keep...

United States on May 05, 2016