Glass Tile Cutter, UK Made Hand Tool For Glass Subway & Backsplash, No Chipping Unlike Tile Nippers, Includes Cutting Oil plus How To Step By Step Instructions For Diy & Professional

Brilliant!! Just follow the directions and it works wonderfully...Comes with oil and even a practice tile as well as detailed instructions. I'm guessing the Velcro included with the oil is so you can maybe Velcro it to the tool itself? I'm not too sure but .... I am sure that I'm very excited to use this for my future art and tile projects. Thank you !

I'd say this is a form of gaslighting. I read all the instructions and wish to preface that I have been cutting tile for a few years, now. I purchased this as I had some specialty cuts to make and thought this may be a great solution; especially with glass tile.This is NOT a good solution. This just broke and chipped my tile. It is NOT easy to use and takes a lot of effort, skill and a steady hand.I'd be satisfied to have my money back to move on. If this review doesn't get printed, then there's something wrong with the process.

Great little tool. I had a guy coming to lay new flooring in my bathroom, he messed up the underlayment so bad that I said "your not coming back to do the tile". So off I was to do it on my own. I didn't want to shell out for a tile cutter, and this was cheaper than renting one from the store. So I figured 'why not'.Well I was extremely pleased with how easy it was to use. It does require a good deal of force and a little bit of technique. So practice until you are sure of yourself. But once you get it down, it goes pretty smoothly.Pros:Easy to use.Does more or less the same work for a fraction of the price.Cons:It will kill your hands, if you are doing a big job or have trouble with your hands in general, maybe just go ahead and rent a tile saw.Probably should be common sense, but it can't do square cuts. It can do straight lines or curved lines, but don't think you are going to cut a square out of a corner with this. For that you will probably need an actual tile saw.

Bought the item and it didn't look any different than what you can buy at a hardware store for 10 dollars. The oil that came with it was difficult to uncap. When you use force to remove the cap, the pressure on the bottle caused it to leak oil. The cutter was hard to control for cutting a straight line. I needed the tool to cut porcelain tiles thicker than the sample provided for practice. I found it extremely difficult if not impossible to snap the tile with the tool. This tool may work fine with thinner and softer material. I would not recommend this for tiles that are larger than 12x12. I did not try this on glass. The video provided made it look easy, but my experience didn't confirm that.

I was practicing with tiles that were 8×8" inch or smaller, and it did amazingly well...so then I advanced to a 13×13" tile, and it couldn't handle the job...close to the starting point, it cut along the line, but about halfway thru, it veered off and the last half was jagged...I ruined an expensive tile, and im trying to figure out how the guy in the video cut the huge tile with such ease🤔🤔...if this had been promoted for smaller tiles only, I would have given it a 5 star, but I'm a tad bitter about ruining a big expensive tile

Once you get the hang of it it’s a good tool to have for glass. I was installing glass mosaic tiles and those long skinny little tiles were the hardest to cut. Once I passed the learning curve I became pretty good at cutting. This is a must have for cutting glass tile. A wet saw isn’t as clean a cut.

This is a decent cutter, but definitely not for anything other than a small, easy job. I received my cutter a few weeks, maybe a month ago. It worked PERFECTLY on the sample tile that accompanied it. Not so much on the actual tile I wanted to use it on, which was thicker (also ceramic) tile. It also required a lot more pressing power than is made clear in their videos, which makes it more difficult to get a precision cut in anything other than a straight line. Overall I think it's handy to have around, although maybe not necessarily worth the price. I'll keep it, it can never hurt to have a decent glass cutter on hand and from the looks of the return process it's not worth the effort and annoyance. Ultimately though, if you're doing a tile job or cutting a large quantity of something this is not the right tool. I ended up just purchasing a wet saw and I love it, should have just gone with that in the first place and I'd have saved $40!

So far so good. I have made 2 cuts in 1/4 inch floor tile. The first one.... ok... I didn't use enough pressure. The second one just right.A simple tool that works good. And I'm glad it was made in the UK.

It’s a great product but because it arrived very late I received my money back. I am in Canada and it wasn’t the sellers fault so I still want to pay him.

Very difficult to use despite following the instructions. Had to return it.At least the return process was easy and quick

It performs well on smaller tiles but it struggles with larger or thicker materials, and often leaves imprecise cuts. If you're undertaking a large project, consider using a wet saw instead.