Glass Cutter - Bohle - 6 Wheel

Consult the product manual or contact the manufacturer for specific instructions on how to safely and effectively change the cutting wheel.

Maintain a consistent angle, typically around 90 degrees to the glass surface, while applying even pressure.

No, this cutter is not suitable for tempered glass. Tempered glass is designed to shatter when cut.

Use a straight edge or ruler as a guide and maintain consistent pressure while moving the cutter along the glass.

Use a glass-specific cutting oil to lubricate the wheel and improve cutting performance. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations.

The lifespan of the cutting wheels depends on usage and the type of glass being cut. Replace wheels as needed when they show signs of wear.

Ensure even pressure and correct angle. Check if the cutting wheel is sharp and the glass surface is clean. Consider using cutting oil.

Check the cutting wheel for damage. Ensure the glass surface is clean and the cutter is held at the correct angle. Replace the cutting wheel if necessary.