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Ulisem Glass Cutter 2mm-20mm Pencil Style Glass Cutting Tool Carbide Tip for Glass/Tile/Mirror/Mosaic Cutting.
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
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Description
General DescriptionThe Ulisem Glass Cutter is a pencil style glass cutting tool, designed to deliver clean, precise cuts. Thanks to its high-quality carbide cutting head, it guarantees absolute precision and smooth operation. Its durable alloy non-slip handle and ergonomic design reduce wrist fatigue, making it easy and comfortable to use. This glass cutter is ideal for various DIY jobs, including cutting mosaics, tiles and stained glass.Technical specificationsMaterial: carbide cutting wheel, alloy handleCutting range: 2 - 20 mmDimensions: 0.39 x 0.39 x 7.48 cmWeight: 122 gColor: black and goldCompatibility and accessories1 alloy handle1 cutter head from 2 to 6mm1 cutting head 6-12mm1 cutting head 12-20mm1 oil dropper1 screwdriverInstallationBefore using the glass cutter, make sure it is properly filled with oil.It is recommended to practice on a piece of used glass to master the cutting technique. Usage Hold the handle and the glass at a 45 degree angle when cutting. Make clear marks on the pieces to be cut with a colored pen. Place the glass cutter on the glass and cut along the marked positions. When half-moon marks appear on the glass, place your thumbs on top and gently break it. Other information Glass cutter should not be used to cut very hard objects, such as tempered glass or marble. It is also advisable not to use it directly on windows. Oil is not included with the product.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- MaterialCarbide
- ManoMano ReferenceME243025376
- MMID236843244219
- Product codeYS-UK26Z49459
- EAN4013161893592
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