Toyo Oil Glass Cutter - TC17B

Use a dedicated glass cutting oil. These oils are formulated to lubricate the wheel and aid in creating a clean score without damaging the glass.

Refill the reservoir when you notice reduced oil flow or if it appears empty. Frequency depends on usage, but regular visual checks are recommended.

Replace the wheel when you notice increased difficulty in scoring, chipping, or dull cuts that do not break cleanly. The wheel should be sharp and roll smoothly.

While primarily designed for straight cuts, the precise control offered by the oil system can assist in making gradual curves, though specialized tools are recommended for sharp curves.

Yes, the cutting wheel is designed to be replaceable. Ensure you use a genuine Toyo replacement wheel for optimal performance.

The brass handle is durable and acts as a reservoir for the cutting oil, ensuring a consistent supply to the wheel during operation and providing a comfortable grip.

Ensure the oil reservoir is filled. Tap the cutter gently on a hard surface to re-prime the oil flow. Check the wheel tip for any debris blocking the oil channel.

Verify the oil level is sufficient. Clean the cutting wheel and ensure it rotates freely. Check that the wheel angle is correctly seated against the glass.

The cutting wheel may need replacement. Contact the manufacturer or a specialized supplier for a genuine Toyo replacement wheel.

Ensure the handle cap is screwed on tightly. Inspect the cap and reservoir threads for damage or debris.