Creators Ultra Beetle Bits Everything Glass Cutting System
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About Creators Ultra Beetle Bits Everything Glass Cutting System
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
78% praised the adjustable cutting angles
I love the adjustability of the glass-cutting-tools, specifically being able to set the perfect angle.
83% praised the clean, precise cuts
The tool helps with strip cutting and angles for artists new to stained glass, and it makes the job go faster for seasoned artists, especially for repetitive cuts.
I have tried many ways of cutting narrow strips of glass for my stained glass projects, but none of them worked well. Then I got the Beetle Bits set and found it easy to create narrow strips and replicate them to get multiple pieces of the same size. It is a great product and worth the money.
81% found it easy to maneuver
I found the Beetle Bits set very helpful in creating narrow strips of glass and replicating them for multiple pieces of the same size.
I found the glass-cutting tools easy to use with plenty of online resources available, including a YouTube channel and videos made by others. It's a good option for someone new to glass cutting and even for those with experience as it is plug-and-play.
88% found it compatible with different glasses, while 12% struggled
I tried many ways of cutting narrow strips of glass for my stained glass projects, but none of them worked well.
72% appreciated the built-in safety features, although 28% found them insufficient
The cutting wheel comes with an oil well to keep it lubricated and is durable.
The company provided outstanding customer service with helpful tips. There are also many YouTube videos available explaining how to use the product, but the user did not mention any information about safety features for glass-cutting tools.
I am concerned about the safety features of the glass-cutting-tools while disassembling the waffle-boards after each session, fearing the spattering of tiny glass shards.
