Glass Cutters and Accessories

It's time to treat yourself to professional-grade glass cutting tools! Fletcher-Terry has been manufacturing and perfecting their glass cutters for over 100 years. We've carried their products for over 30 years, and in fact it's the only brand we use here at Whittemore-Durgin.

Hey, we're not gonna lie -- this can't be a luxurious top-of-the-line cutter, given the price. But cheap doesn't necessarily mean poor quality. Our supplier says this cutter has been "road tested for quality assurance". We're not sure what this means precisely, but if you want to try out a pistol-grip style cutter without a major investment, now's your chance.

Many people find pistol-grip cutters much easier to hold than the pencil-grip type -- especially those of us with weak or injured hands. When using a pistol-grip cutter, your hand wraps entirely around the handle. You'll find you have better cutting control, and that it takes less pressure to make a good score. Comes with a narrow carbide cutting head.

The Inland ScoreOne Glass Cutter was a very nifty device for cutting glass, but the manufacturer, Inland Crafts, seems to be having trouble making them these days. Nonetheless, we still have some accessories that you lucky ScoreOne owners out there might need from time to time.

Items to enhance your glass cutting experience.

We know that gripping a pencil-style glass cutter can be hard on the fingers after a while. This foam grip eases the strain, allowing you to work comfortably. Installing it on your cutter might be a minor struggle; the larger the cutter the harder it is to install -- much like donning Spanx. However, like Spanx, it's worth the effort. Unlike Spanx, you don't need to remove it at the end of the day. Made in the USA.