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michasiow 20 years ago

I cut Bullseye glass. I cut 1/2" x 20" strips as well as many 4x4's

5x5's. Will the cutters mate cut straight and precise measured sizes? I also would like to cut circles up to 15". Would you recommend the cutters mate for these applications? Which one would be best for me? What attachments would I need to accomplish both of these tasks. I cut glass every day so I am also looking for something with a good life span.

Thanks Shawn

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nJb 20 years ago

Get a Morton system for the straight cuts.

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are many good circle cutters on the market.

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Charles Spitzer 20 years ago

you need a strip cutter. there's one (albeit very expensive) in the bullseye catalog.

the cutter's mate isn't a strip cutter.

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neoglassic 20 years ago

What Jack said. As for a circle cutter, get a Fletcher...suction cup is the best. However, I have found that for most Bullseye, the suction cup doesn't get a good suction so you will have to hold the suction cup as you turn the arm...but still good nonetheless.

Andy

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neoglassic 20 years ago

What Jack said. As for a circle cutter, get a Fletcher...suction cup is the best. However, I have found that for most Bullseye, the suction cup doesn't get a good suction so you will have to hold the suction cup as you turn the arm...but still good nonetheless.

Andy

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nJb 20 years ago

I was trying to remember the name of my circle cutter. The suction cup is great.

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Steve Ackman 20 years ago

I'll second (or third?) the recommendation for the Morton grid. Great for all kinds of straight cuts.

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