Precision PDC CUTTER - PPF Cutting Tool

Precision PDC Cutter - Professional cutting tool for parking sensors

With a little knowledge and practice, this precision tool will allow you to cut parking sensor holes in PPF film—after the film has been installed on the vehicle—in sizes ranging from 18 mm to 32 mm in diameter.
It uses a blade guidance system that, when properly adjusted, allows the film to be cut into a perfect circle without the risk of cutting through into the underlying paint. Extremely tight tolerances and precision-machined components throughout ensure that the circles are perfectly round, and more importantly, close and align precisely at the end of your cut.
With a microblade depth adjustment; diameter adjustment; tension adjustment/brake; and suction cup base, this tool is designed to offer a one-size-fits-all solution and, more importantly, is safer to use and delivers perfect results.
Alternative products on the market are less precise, pose a higher risk, and cannot cut a neater circle.

• Micro-adjustable cutting depth with safety guard
• Cutting sensors from 18 mm to 32 mm
• Omnidirectional cutting
• Self-adjusting tungsten carbide blade
• Adjustable rotational resistance
• Replaceable blades and suction cup
• Ultra-precision components throughout

Do:

1. Oil the main shaft periodically but sparingly. See the lubrication section above
2. Always perform a test cut after making any changes
3. Keep dry. The blade adjustment/rotation mechanism and diameter adjustment rely heavily on the absence of internal friction. Do not use or leave the tool in a wet environment or one containing corrosive chemicals or solvents. Corrosion of internal components and/or the washing away of internal lubrication will destroy the tool. If the tool gets wet, place it in a warm, dry environment for several hours or overnight.
4. Familiarize yourself with the tool before using it on a car

Do not:

1. Do not disassemble. Due to the internal packaging and miniaturization of the mechanisms inside the tool, it was necessary to design it in such a way that disassembly is not possible once assembled. Because of this, with the exception of the blade, the blade guard, and the suction foot, the internal components are designed and manufactured to last the life of the tool and are therefore not user-replaceable or serviceable.
2. Do not drop, subject to impact, or handle roughly. The tool is robustly built and designed to provide many years of service, but it contains delicate components and assemblies that could be damaged or misaligned by a heavy impact, such as a drop onto a hard floor
3. Do not force the drag adjustment mechanism. To ensure the brake mechanism operates as smoothly and responsively as possible, the internal components are both small and delicate. Excessive force when increasing or decreasing drag can damage them. No more than a few turns in either direction is enough to increase the drag to a point where the tool has so much friction that it would be difficult to make a cut, or to loosen it completely. There is no reason to turn or force the adjustment tool any further once these two states are reached.
4. Do not oil the blade, blade guard, or blade bearings. The blade adjustment and rotation assembly is precision-lubricated with oil of the correct viscosity during assembly and will last for the life of the tool. Adding excessive oil to the blade assembly will actually impair the blade’s adjustment and rotation performance, not improve it.
5. DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, UNSCREW THE BLADE DEPTH ADJUSTMENT KNOB AND PULL IT OUT. DOING SO WILL IRREPARABLY DAMAGE THE TOOL AND VOID THE WARRANTY