Silverline Diamond Glass Cutter - 175mm / 2-8mm


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This guide is for anyone needing to cut glass accurately and safely. The Silverline Diamond Glass Cutter provides precise cuts for glass thicknesses ranging from 2 to 8mm, thanks to its diamond-tipped head and ergonomic design. However, optimal results depend on proper technique and consistent pressure. This guide will walk you through the key features, best practices, and troubleshooting tips for your Silverline Diamond Glass Cutter.
| Model Part Number | 101218 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Silverline |
Maintain a consistent angle of approximately 45 degrees while scoring the glass.
No, this cutter is not designed for tempered glass. It is best used on standard glass types.
Use a straight edge or ruler as a guide to ensure a straight and accurate score line.
Ensure your score line is deep and consistent. Reposition the score line over a firm edge and apply gentle pressure, or use the brass breaking teeth.
Wipe the cutting head with a clean cloth after each use. Avoid using solvents or abrasive cleaners.
It is best suited for standard glass, 2-8mm thick. This includes window glass, picture frame glass, and craft glass.
The diamond tip's lifespan varies depending on usage and the type of glass cut. Proper care and technique will extend its life.
While technically possible, curved cuts are challenging. This cutter is best suited for straight cuts.
Check the diamond tip for damage or dullness. Increase pressure slightly while maintaining a consistent angle.
Ensure the score line is continuous and that you're applying consistent pressure. The breaking teeth may not be aligned; adjust the glass for a cleaner break.
Practice on scrap glass to get the feel of the cutter. Ensure you have a firm grip and use a straight edge for guidance.
Make sure the cutting wheel is clean and free of debris. Apply even pressure and ensure the cutting angle is correct.