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A small metal wheel on a handle, not unlike a pizza cutter. The wheel is dusted with diamond dust. When rolled over a thin pane of glass with some pressure, the cutter fractures the glass in a line along its path. A skilled user can cut circular holes into the pane, allowing an arm to be reached through to access the lock (for example) of a window. One must still remove the glass from the hole you cut, which is often done with a suction cup to pull it outside, rather than pushing it inside (where it inevitably breaks and makes noise). The edges of the glass, once cut, are still somewhat sharp, but they are not jagged, and are unlikely to cut flesh unless carelessly rubbed against. | |||
A pane of glass that has been cut is obvious to anyone looking at it. However, a glass cutter can allow someone who is unobserved to get through a window with very little noise, if done properly. | |||
===Glove, Metal=== | ===Glove, Metal=== | ||