[Eibli1cj]

I have been searching the whole internet looking for a Pizza cutter style tool for taking out an old window pane for replacement of a new one. Basically the tool is used in cutting the double sided sticky tape that holds the window in place. Yes you can use a longer utility knife and do this but I was after the proper tool. Does anyone know of one of these and where I can purchase one?

Thanks
Chris

 

[GMW]

I do know what you are talking about. I also work at a Home Improvement store( not HD or Lowes!) and have one there that was given to me by the manufacturer. Maybe you could contact the manufacturer of the windows you deal with to get one. Before I got the tool I used my 5in1 tool. Worked just as good.

 

[Eibli1cj]

GMW
Do you know the proper name? Or have a pic? Want to sell it?

 

[GMW]

I will check with the rep and see if I can get another one. Will check back in a day or two.

 

[GMW]

Are you still interested in the tool? My company is going out of business and I have no need for it now.

 

[windowman736]

windowman736

The tool/ Pizza Cutter you are looking for can be purchased from Fenestration Products in West Berlin,N.J. phone 609-704-1408

 

[EMDC]

Oregon here

Pacific Putty has them , sw :thumbsuportland Oregon

Ive used them , I prefer my utility knife unless its the old " dum dum glaze "

try a window zipper

 

[Home Serve]

I've used a regular light weight pizza cutter with good results. I've seen pro window guys use the same thing.

 

[jocobe]

A Fein Multimaster and mushroom blade works great. I had the pizza cutter thing (C.R.Lawrence), but Fein is the way to go.


I use a Fein SuperCut with this blade http://www.amazon.com/Fein-6-39-03-128-01-2-Mushroom-Blades-SuperCut/dp/B00119T5GE/ref=sr_1_70?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1281663739&sr=1-70 I spray the glass with diluted dish soap.

I can deglaze just about any window in under five minutes.....

 

[goneelkn]

Does anyone realize this is from 5 years ago??


http://www.crlaurence.com/crlapps/s...=11543&History=39324:1930:13376&ModelID=11543

 

[jocobe]

Holy crap! Windowman drug it up, but I didn't see the dates.....RIP thread.

 

[boman47k]

A Fein Multimaster and mushroom blade works great. I had the pizza cutter thing (C.R.Lawrence), but Fein is the way to go.


I use a Fein SuperCut with this blade http://www.amazon.com/Fein-6-39-03-...f=sr_1_70?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1281663739&sr=1-70 I spray the glass with diluted dish soap.

I can deglaze just about any window in under five minutes.....

What is the purpose of the dw detergent, lubrication?

I used a heat gun and 5 in 1 or putty knife to do some of mine at home.

 

[jocobe]

What is the purpose of the dw detergent, lubrication?

I used a heat gun and 5 in 1 or putty knife to do some of mine at home.

It's for lubrication. The Fein Tool, mushroom blade and lube cuts the caulk like a hot knife through butter.......effortless.

 

[windowscd1]

windows

This tool is impossible to find as I have looked in every small hardware shop from Concord to San Francisco, forget it. Most tools i use for windows I make myself now.

 

[boman47k]

I may take one of my scraper blades for my multi tool and fashion something to remove glazing and caulk. I have some caulk I need to remove from around my tub. I also have more windows to do. Seems it would beat a 5 in 1 or utility knife.

 

[mpvoss]

It's called a "deglazer". CR Lawrence have them.:thumbup: