2-in-1 Tile & Glass Scoring Cutter — Clean Cuts, Less Effort Score and snap ceramic tiles, glass, and mirrors with one compact hand tool. A tungsten steel wheel and leveraged T-handle deliver precise, professional results. Two Tools in One Score and break both tiles and glass with a single cutter—ideal for home renovation, glazing, and DIY craft projects. Premium 6 mm Tungsten Blade High-hardness wheel slices smoothly for neat score lines and clean snaps. Replaceable design extends service life. Accurate & Easy Control Align the guide, apply steady pressure, rotate the T-handle, and snap—straight, repeatable cuts made simple. Ergonomic, Non-Slip Grip Leveraged T-handle reduces wrist strain while the coated grip prevents slipping for safer, longer sessions. Multi-Purpose Use Best for glazed ceramic tiles, window panes, and mirrors (3–15 mm / 0.12–0.59 in). Not for tempered glass or marble. Compact & Durable Build All-metal body with adjustable anvil blocks; oil-injection port for smooth scoring and longer blade life. Specifications Product 2-in-1 Tile & Glass Scoring Cutter Total Length 176 mm / 6.92 in Screw Height 98 mm / 3.85 in Adjustment Travel 68 mm / 2.67 in Blade 6 mm Tungsten steel (replaceable) Suitable Thickness 3–15 mm (0.12–0.59 in) Materials Alloy body, steel screw, non-slip coated handle Notes Not for tempered glass, unglazed/polished/vitrified tiles or marble How to Use Mark the cutting line and clamp/hold the piece on a flat surface. Add a drop of oil to the wheel if needed; align the guide with the mark. Press and score in one steady pass; then rotate the T-handle to snap. FAQ Q1: Can it cut tempered glass? A: No. It is suitable for normal glass, mirrors, and glazed tiles only. Q2: How thick can it cut? A: Best for 3–15 mm (0.12–0.59 in) material. Q3: How often should I oil the wheel? A: Add a small drop before longer runs or when you feel resistance for smoother scoring. Q4: Is the blade replaceable? A: Yes, simply loosen the screw to swap in a new 6 mm tungsten wheel.
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