Tillery Innovations · Breaker and grozing pliers
Tillery Innovations 1/4-Inch Narrow Grozing Pliers
When to choose it
Choose the narrow Tillery pliers when the edge you need to adjust is crowded by a curve or adjacent cut. The quarter-inch jaw covers less of the edge than the maker’s 3/8-inch version. Measure the area where you can place the jaw and compare that width before choosing.
The tool also serves as a local breaker after scoring. Compare Tillery’s running pliers when you need to open the score along the sheet rather than trim a small area after separation.
Specifications
- Brand
- Tillery Innovations
- Construction
- Narrow breaker and grozer
- Work task
- Trim a glass edge
- Model
- BRGRPL
- Jaw width
- 1/4 inch
- Uses
- Breaking and grozing
- Amazon.com reference
- B075QVGM3M
Fit and buying advice
Compare the jaw width with the space around the edge. Check the glass separately for any working-thickness limit.
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Which dimension should I measure near a corner?
Compare the 1/4-inch jaw with the actual edge you can reach.
When would the 3/8-inch model be useful?
Compare the wider model when you have room and want more jaw contact along the edge.
Can I use this to mark the score?
Use a scoring wheel to make the line. These pliers work during breaking and edge fitting.
