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Using a Wheel-Type Glass Cutter - Continued - 14256_209
Chapter 34 Knives

Tools And Their Uses - Hand tools and what they are used for
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TM 9-243 USING A WHEEL-TYPE GLASS CUTTER - Continued 6 To part the glass, slide the pane of glass so the scored groove (6) is about 1/8 inch beyond the table edge. 9    Hold down on the section resting on the working surface.  Grasp  the  section  extending  over  the edge  with  your  other  hand.  Apply  a  light  downward pressure to part the glass. 10 Remaining chips may be removed by applying a downward  twisting  motion  using  the  notches  of  the cutter. CARE  OF  CUTTERS 1. Make sure cutting blades remain sharp. Sharpen 3. Store cutters in such a way as to prevent the blades dull blades with a file or oil stone. accidentally  making  contact  with  personnel  or  other 2. When not in use, apply a light film of oil on the metal. cutting edges. 4. For long periods of storage, coat entire cutter with rust-preventive  compound  and  store  in  a  dry  place. 33-4







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