ScoreOne glass cutter

Nice tool for delicate tight cuts

I tend to use a standard glass cutter (old school) for most scoring, but I find this Inland scoring tool very good for detailed curves. I mark up the glass and I can slowly and precisely score. I like the fine tuning of pressure, and it's a valuable addition to my toolset.

Indispensable!

I found the ScoreOne glass cutter to be absolutely indispensable! I took three stained glass classes, bought just about every brand of hand cutter I could find, and I still couldn’t make a decent cut on a piece of stained glass. Enter ScoreOne—and what a difference! Suddenly, I could score the glass consistently and actually get the clean breaks I had struggled so hard to achieve. Instead of wondering whether the glass would break where I wanted it to, I finally felt like I had some control. If you love stained glass but struggle with a traditional hand cutter, don’t give up on the hobby. Try the ScoreOne. For me, it was a game changer and worth every penny. I only wish I had found it before buying all those other cutters!

Still Testing But Good

Easy to control flow of glass through cutter. Pipe cleaner not the best way to oil if you choose, tends to get in the way of seeing cutting wheel during operation. So far, I like the cutter, and will probally like it even more as I get experience in setting pressure properly. Definitely worth the price.