Power Cut Out Tools

POWER CUT OUT TOOLS Safety and Performance Tips
 

  Misuse can lead to personal injury, tool and/or vehicle damage.  

• SHARPEN: Keep blades sharp. NEVER use dull blades! Sharpen only the tapered side of the blade.
• LUBRICATE: Always lubricate the blade and glass surface by spraying on liberal amounts of plain tap water.  Lubricate the sheath with high-heat grease.
• PROPER USE:  The FLAT side of the blade should ALWAYS be against the glass.  Start the tool before penetrating the adhesive.
• LEARN: Read instructions and watch the DVD!

Choose the right blade for the job (W” x L”)

• Narrow Width (1-1/2″) for removing and saving glass that is not broken.  Narrow width is more flexible and puts less stress on the glass.
• Standard Width (3″) for slicing through wide bands of urethane, plunge cutting or angle cutting when glass is already broken.
• Standard Length (10″) for most vehicles.
• Extra Length (12″ and 14″) for extra reach where the urethane is far below the dash and/or there is a limited amount of vertical space.