Husky 5 in. Glass Cutter
$4.97
Make shallow scores in glass for controlled breakage with the help of this high-quality Red Glass Cutter designed by General Tools.
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Description
The Husky 5 in. Glass Cutter makes quick work of plate glass from 1/8 in. to 1/4 in. thick. Using a steel wheel precisely honed at 120°, the cutter works easily on both single and double strength glass. The tool also features a ball end to snap scored glass and a notched head for removing rough glass edges.
- Professional glass cutter
- Steel wheel with a honed angle of 120° for cutting single and double strength glass
- Ball-end handle for snapping scored glass
- Tooth designed to remove rough edges
- Durable construction
- Makes cutting through glass simple and easy
- Call 1-888-HD-HUSKY for customer service and support.
- Note: Not for use with tempered glass
Additional information
| Weight | 0.1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.75 × 1.75 × 0.65 in |
| Hand Tool Type | Blade |
| Model | 8501H |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (54)
54 reviews for Husky 5 in. Glass Cutter
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Chyna Bruen (verified owner) –
Doesn’t work on tile but did well on glass
Kiel Steuber (verified owner) –
For the price it worked as if I paid for a higher priced cutter
Alexandrea Gusikowski (verified owner) –
Worked perfectly for what I needed it for
Janick Gutkowski (verified owner) –
This is a good glass cutter for the price. I bought this to cut glass inserts in single pane glass for picture frames and cabinet doors. I’ve had this for about a year now and have used it on quite a few occasions. It scores the glass well and glides easily. When using a straight edge it was difficult at times to keep the cutter head on track because small changes in the angle with which the cutter is held changes where the score line is. With some practice it gets easier to use consistently and accurately. I usually score the glass at least twice before breaking it along the score line. Once wasn’t enough on single pane glass to get a good even break. I have not used oil with this cutter so I’m not sure how that might impact the scoring.I would probably get this item again because it is so cheap and easy to replace.
Jordan Metz (verified owner) –
For under $5, I can’t imagine getting a cutter better than this. The roller has a little play in it, but tight tolerances aren’t necessary on a tool like this, as the score line is still accurate. Imnmediately after purchasing it cut two pieces perfectly (with oil of course) and this tool made it look as easy as the youtube videos. I used a straight edge as a guide and scored the glass, then flipped it over and ran the ball end of the tool along the score line. It popped right apart. The ball end does not have any casting marks on it like a low quality tool, and it works very well.
Lorenz Gleason (verified owner) –
Only needed to cut a few pieces of glass and it worked fine.
Sebastian Schaden (verified owner) –
The tool perfectly worked for my project to cut 6 12 by 12 mirrors.
Rosie Brekke (verified owner) –
Worked as desired!!
Keagan Ebert (verified owner) –
This glass cutter was good enough to do the job I wanted it to do. It was not easy to use and I am not sure if it will be lasting for a few more jobs. Since part of the problem might have been me,I give it a 4 star.
Bulah Quigley (verified owner) –
Worked perfectly for what I needed it for
Lila Gislason (verified owner) –
just cut my garage window tints with this tool, it was great
Gustave Mills (verified owner) –
I was hesitant to buy this inexpensive item as opposed to the set that includes cutting oil and sells for more than 4X the price. In the end, I just bought this and it worked perfectly. Most likely the glass you buy has tape residue on it (the product that HD sells is taped into the cardboard carrier), so you probably had to buy Glue Gone anyway. Do what I did, and don’t bother buying glass cutting oil or kerosene. Just use Glue Gone as the lubricant. Make only a single score, as the instructions on the glass say (do not try for two scores). Then flip the glass over and tap the opposite side with the ball on the tool. After that, it should snap very cleanly. Mine did on the first attempt. I was worried that I didn’t apply enough pressure (I used the cutting tool much like a pencil, with similar pressure — so even though I heard the tool scratching the glass I found it hard to believe that was enough). Trust the instructions and it should work great.
Kamron Kiehn (verified owner) –
Works on thinner glass. For thicker glass, it does not cut well.
Eldridge Cassin (verified owner) –
its ok……for thin glass