Glass Cutters and which is best for me.

Ian Dixon takes you through a variety of glass cutter styles such as pencil cutters, pistol grip and pen grip and which one is best for your situation. He also discusses a variety of purpose use cutters and cutting systems that are typically used in glass cutting.
In this video Ian uses:
K-Star Acrylic Cutter - perthartglass.com.au/product/...
K-Star Brass Cutter - perthartglass.com.au/product/...
Toyo Pistol Grip Cutter - perthartglass.com.au/product/...
Palm Rest Cutter - perthartglass.com.au/product/...
Mosaic Cutter - perthartglass.com.au/product/...
Mosaic Cutter with shield - perthartglass.com.au/product/...
Strip Cutter - perthartglass.com.au/product/...

[@protoposer5625]

great video, i'll definitely check out your shop because of it

[@charliblake8551]

I’ll basically believe anything you say 100% due to you accent and fantastic choice in eye glasses🤷🏻‍♀️. Thank you for this video sir, very helpful!🤗

[@magali44276]

Thank you for this video, I've been using pistol grip for a long time and thinking of switching to a pencil grip and not sure which one to buy.

[@lwaring1826]

What are there different glass cutter wheel sizes.

[@perthartglass]

Generally, the smaller wheels are made of carbyne and larger wheels are made of steel. The steel large wheels are used because they are cheaper to make. If you're looking for a quality cutter choose a cutter with a small, carbyne wheel. Carbyne is a much stronger material and it will be less likely to deform and blunt over time.

[@helgacobian1915]

I needed this video. Thank you. I would have loved a close up of these tools...subscribed!😊

[@freddytait7726]

Close up shot of the cutter
Would help