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I don't know what this thing is called, but it is a black spring-steel "holder" for a hand-held glass cutter. It was given to me by a Fletcher rep at a trade show years ago and now it has broken!!! I cannot cut glass without this!
It is very ergonomic! It fits over the cutter and there is a curved part that rests on the inside of your palm so you so not have to grip the cutter tightly to use it. It was a Godsend then and now (I have used epoxy, a steel brace and electrical tape to repair it) but it won't last long.
Do any of y'all have a spare one of these gizmos floating around yer shop? Look in the "junk" drawer! The thing is 5/8 wide, 1 7/8 long (in the curved position) and 3 3/8 of material length overall. It is curved like a question mark and on the base is a reverse-tapered folded "holder" that measures 3/8 at the top and 1/2 at the base.
On the curved part is the Fletcher name plus US Patents 4040182 and 4203209. I will pay cah money if anyone can come up with one of these gadgets for me!
The ergonomic feature of the thing is that all the pressure comes from your palm instead of your fingers. Your fingers just have to direct it!
Any help will be HUGELY appreciated! Thanks!
It is very ergonomic! It fits over the cutter and there is a curved part that rests on the inside of your palm so you so not have to grip the cutter tightly to use it. It was a Godsend then and now (I have used epoxy, a steel brace and electrical tape to repair it) but it won't last long.
Do any of y'all have a spare one of these gizmos floating around yer shop? Look in the "junk" drawer! The thing is 5/8 wide, 1 7/8 long (in the curved position) and 3 3/8 of material length overall. It is curved like a question mark and on the base is a reverse-tapered folded "holder" that measures 3/8 at the top and 1/2 at the base.
On the curved part is the Fletcher name plus US Patents 4040182 and 4203209. I will pay cah money if anyone can come up with one of these gadgets for me!
The ergonomic feature of the thing is that all the pressure comes from your palm instead of your fingers. Your fingers just have to direct it!
Any help will be HUGELY appreciated! Thanks!