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The Toyo TC10B Oil Glass Cutter is an essential precision tool for professional stained glass artists and glass hobbyists seeking clean, accurate scores on glass between 2mm and 10mm thick. Featuring a durable brass handle and a self-lubricating mechanism, it delivers consistent results for intricate art glass projects. While this tool excels in professional-grade performance, users should note that it requires consistent oil maintenance to prevent the wheel from seizing or skipping.
| Model Part Number | TC10B |
|---|---|
| Brand | Toyo |
Use a dedicated glass cutting oil or high-quality thin machine oil to ensure the wheel rotates freely and the score is clean.
No. Tempered glass will shatter into small pieces if you attempt to score or cut it.
If you notice the tool requires excessive pressure to create a score, or if the resulting snap is consistently ragged, the wheel is likely worn out.
Yes, although the professional features require some practice to master, the self-lubricating system makes it more forgiving than non-oil cutters.
Refill based on usage frequency; if the score line begins to look dry, the reservoir is likely low.
Check the oil level in the handle and ensure the cutting head is free of glass dust buildup.
Clean the wheel with a soft cloth soaked in oil or kerosene to remove debris; check that the cutting pressure is applied consistently.
Ensure the reservoir cap is tightened correctly and store the tool horizontally rather than vertically.
Before your first use, remove the screw at the end of the handle to fill the reservoir with a high-quality glass cutting oil. Once filled, gently tap the cutting head to prime the wheel. After each session, wipe the wheel with a soft cloth to remove glass dust and debris. Ensure the tool is stored horizontally in a clean, dry location to prevent oil leakage. If you plan to switch between different thicknesses of glass, consider having a dedicated cutter for each to maintain optimal wheel sharpness.
