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Cutting Oil
A special blend of oil recommended for proper lubrication of glass cutters.
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Tile Nipper
This Tile Nipper is specially designed to be used with thicker glass and tiles. Use it to nip tiles into halves, quarters, and diagonals. Its cutting blades are made of the highest quality tungsten-carbide steel, and the body is dropped forged for maximum hardness, ensuring a strong, durable, and long-lasting tool. When the nippers are squeezed closed, they stop with a 1/16" (3 mm) gap at the blade so the glass tile will crack cleanly and not shatter. As always, use caution and wear safety glasses or goggles and gloves when nipping glass or tile.
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Wheeled Tile Nipper
Wheeled Tile Nippers are used for more precise cuts on tiles or larger glass and ceramic pieces. These hardened steel cutting wheels score glass tile to create a clean and deliberate break. Score first, squeeze the pliers, and your done.
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Pistol Grip Glass Cutter
Pistol Grip Glass Cutter
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RR Straight End Glass Cutter
RR Straight End Glass Cutter
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Soldering Iron Stand / Cast
Designed to hold all major irons with shafts up to 5/8". Well balanced and complete with sponge and tray.
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Copper Foil Tray Dispenser
Copper Foil Dispenser conveniently holds 7 sizes of foil plus scissors, knife, etc. It keeps your stained glass foil organized & easy to use.
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Glass Snappers
Glass Snappers are running pliers for 1/8 or thinner glass. These are the narrowest pliers on the market and will break off narrower strips than any other runners. The trigger action makes it easier and faster to break out difficult cuts that may be impossible by hand.
Operation is easy - Score your glass with a glass cutter. Hold one side of the glass with one hand. Push the glass into the Glas-Snapper jaws about 1/4" to 1/2" deep, lining up the scoreline with the center ridges in the Glas-Snapper. Gently squeeze. The glass will separate and break away, down from you. The glass piece you are not holding will fall away.
These tools take the fear out of breaking small pieces of glass. Jaws open to 3/16".
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Steel Running Pliars
The concave and convex jaws of this pliers will "run" a score line from one end of the glass to another. Curved jaws exert even pressure on both sides of score line to start and run breaks, resulting in a clean break along the score line.
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