Stained Glass Cutting Thin Strips

Cutting thin and narrow pointed strips of glass without breaks
🔸How to cut thin strips of glass
🔸 The number one essential tool you need for cutting small strips
🔸 How to break small strips and angles
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//Milly's Recommended Tools and Equipment
**Toyo Comfort Grip Supercutter ** amzn.to/2i6Ex5X
The cutters I use all the time are made by Toyo. I personally prefer the pencil grip - called the Comfort Grip Supercutter - but others love the pistol grip - called a Pistol Grip SuperCutter. It’s all a matter of preference.
🔸It’s lighter and more comfortable than others I’ve tried and cuts down on cramp
🔸Lasts for ages, with replaceable head. I’ve had mine for years
🔸It has an ingenious pressure system for dispensing oil, which also enables you to gauge how much pressure you need to score a piece of glass
🔸Very good for general purpose and frequent use
**Toyo Pistol Grip Cutter** amzn.to/2WWFAv4
**Grozer/Breaker Pliers** amzn.to/34H5uFB
These are particularly useful and have two uses:
🔸As breaking pliers by lining up the end of the jaws along your scoreline and snapping the glass along the score line.
🔸Or as grozers, which means using the serrated edges of the jaws to remove stubborn nubs and tidy edges during cutting.
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Happy creating,
Milly