Silberschnitt Glass Cut Running Pliers BO 700.0
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About Silberschnitt Glass Cut Running Pliers BO 700.0
Overall Feedback:
96% positive
88% praised the adjustable cutting angles, while 12% found limited flexibility
The glass-cutting tools are easy to control and feel solid.
I had to modify the tool myself to make it work. I think the flat, hard rubber jaw should either be a little softer or curved.
95% praised the clean, precise cuts
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I can break 1/4" strips easily with the tool's point that puts pressure directly on the score line.
92% appreciated the durability, though 8% experienced wear and tear
I'm not sure about the longevity of the tool, but I think it's worth having to change the pads every now and then.
I am disappointed with the tool's durability. It requires modification to work, which shouldn't be the case for a $50+ tool.
94% found it easy to maneuver
These glass-cutting tools are versatile and easy to use. They can cut curves in a single piece, saving time and glass.
I find the running pliers very easy to use and they can follow a curvy score on the glass with no problem.
The glass-cutting-tools feel solid and are easy to control. They are great for people with arthritis or any sort of issue that diminishes strength in their fingers, as they take hardly any pressure to use.
It's important to line up the line on the pliers with your score line. With practice, they become fantastic.
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93% found it compatible with different glasses, while 7% struggled
The glass cutting tools are easy to control and feel solid.
I was not able to separate a single piece of glass using the running pliers.
77% appreciated the built-in safety features, although 23% found them insufficient
I am concerned about the safety feature of the glass-cutting-tool, specifically the plastic insert that holds the tool in place. If the plastic piece loosens up and falls out, the tool becomes useless. I am worried that this could happen down the line and afraid of the consequences.
