KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL Superior Tile Cutter ST026 Red tool storage
Cuts small hard tiles from 1/32 in to 1/4 in thick with forged steel and carbide wheels
- Cuts hard tiles precisely with forged steel durability
- Handles tile thickness from 1/32 to 1/4 inch
- Carbide wheels deliver fast, easy cutting action
- Red finish ensures quick visibility in tool storage
- Designed for shaping glass tiles into custom forms
Precision Tile Cutter
The KRAFT TOOL Superior Tile Cutter ST026 is built for tradespeople and DIYers who need to cut small hard tiles and glass tiles with precision. Its forged steel construction provides the durability required for repeated scoring and snapping on the job site or in the workshop.
Forged Steel Build
The all-steel frame resists flex during the scoring stroke, keeping the carbide wheel on a true line across the tile surface. The red finish improves visibility inside a crowded toolbox or storage cabinet, so the cutter is quick to locate when you need it.
Carbide Wheels Included
Carbide cutting wheels are supplied with the tool, allowing you to start cutting glass and hard ceramic tiles immediately without sourcing separate consumables. The wheels handle material thicknesses from 1/32 in to 1/4 in, covering common mosaic and wall-tile formats.
Highlights
- Cuts hard tiles precisely with forged steel durability
- Handles tile thickness from 1/32 to 1/4 inch
- Carbide wheels deliver fast, easy cutting action
- Red finish ensures quick visibility in tool storage
- Designed for shaping glass tiles into custom forms
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERIOR TILE CUTTER INC. AND TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
What thickness range does the ST026 cutter handle?
The carbide wheels cut hard tiles from 1/32 in up to 1/4 in thick, covering most glass and ceramic mosaic work.
How much bench space does the 8 in forged-steel body need?
The cutter is 8 in long; allow a few extra inches on each side for handle travel and tile overhang.
How do I set the carbide wheels for a clean score on glass tile?
Position the tile, lower the wheels onto the glazed face, apply firm even pressure in one pass, then snap along the score line.
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