Toyo Acrylic Comfort Grip Glass Cutter #TC1P Pencil Style
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About Toyo Acrylic Comfort Grip Glass Cutter #TC1P Pencil Style
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
85% praised the adjustable cutting angles, while 15% found limited flexibility
I have tried tightening the swiveling head of the glass-cutting tool multiple times, but it remains loose.
89% praised the clean, precise cuts, but 11% experienced rough edges
I found the score lines crushing and the breaks not smooth.
I compared the cutting quality of this glass scorer/cutter with other brands like Toyo TC-600 or Gryphon Studio Glass Cutter and found it inefficient in scoring glass.
The head of the glass-cutting tool swivels around and is loose. I've tried tightening it multiple times. As long as I work hard to keep the head straight, it cuts okay.
I experienced poor cuts and wasted glass due to the oil not lubricating the scoring wheel.
85% appreciated the durability, though 15% experienced wear and tear
I noticed rusty brown floating gunk inside the oil reservoir of the tool after using it for a week.
81% found it easy to maneuver, while 19% faced difficulty
The package includes an oil dropper, making it super easy to fill the oil reservoir.
I compared this glass scorer/cutter with other glass cutters and was not able to efficiently score my glass.
85% liked the smooth, polished edges, but 15% encountered rough spots
I have done many Tiffany-method stained glass projects on difficult-to-cut glass and the extra money for Toyo more than pays for the less frustration and better results.
I noticed poor edge quality of the glass-cutting tool as the score lines were crushing and breaks were not smooth.
79% appreciated the built-in safety features, although 21% found them insufficient
I filled the tool and it did not leak oil, indicating safety features to prevent leakage.
I am concerned about the safety features of the glass-cutting tool, specifically the end cap used for filling the oil reservoir and tapping the glass. I worry that the threads will become loose or the acrylic will crack due to the tapping.
