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glass cutter

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glass cutter [′glas‚kəd·ər]
(engineering)
A tool equipped with a steel wheel or a diamond point used to cut glass.

glass cutter
A hand tool used for scoring or cutting glass; consists of a small, sharp wheel of hardened steel which is set in a handle, or a tool with a diamond point.


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