Can i cut a piece of 3/8" x 48" using a normal glass cutter (ball on end) and starting the run method or do I need a different cutter for thicker glass? Thanks in advance
hey i have a question im trying to cut glass from a frame. how would i succeed in that without taking off the frame? My parents have three artbox frames with a glass top cemented in the wall. I broke the first panel of glass on the art box. so i thought id cut the glass off all the frames so the artbox wont look so ugly. bought a glass cutter at home depot and it doesnt work.
myglasstrades, Greetings fellow glass tradesman, It's always fun to watch glass cutting. you explain it well and keep it simple for people interested in learning this skill. This would prove to be beneficial to future glass artists as well.
looking forward to future videos. @onecutter Waterford, Mich.
hello there im trying to find a way how to cut a hand sized hole in a security glass jewelry shop window without making any noise as i want to do it while the shop is open as i figured by doing this i can get a nice diamond ring to propose to my gf and if worst comes to worst ill only get done with theft where as if i go in with a sawn off ill get done with armed robbery and wont get to marry my woman for at least another ten to fithteen years : ( any tips? or have u a spare diamond ring forme
awesome, i have been looking for a video showing plate glass being cut into thinner longer strips, nice to see it being done. I have 20 3'x3' sheets of 1/4" plate glass i need to cut down into 3' by 3" strips. Watching you do the 1" strip made me a little more confident. Always have done just typical larger pieces that are a min 4" in size. thanks!
No its pretty much the same, but it is tougher. They make cuts specificaly for the thicker glass. The wheel is different. it gives you a better cut then the standand cutter.
@intoxicologist a different degree wheel is used for the thicker the glass a dull / worn 145 wdegree wheel is good for 10mm plenty of oil and good even pressure
I just wanted to comment on the part where you tap the glass with your glasscutter, it is important that you tap from the opposite side from where you put the cut otherwise it wont work. And one guidline is you can cut away as much glass as the glass is thick... If you have a bigger piece of glass for a storefront window or something you cut the glass and then break it over the edge of the table.
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YouViewer08 3 days ago
Very informative-Nice presentation!
nicart56 3 weeks ago
Can i cut a piece of 3/8" x 48" using a normal glass cutter (ball on end) and starting the run method or do I need a different cutter for thicker glass? Thanks in advance
Kennnny77 1 month ago
hey i have a question im trying to cut glass from a frame. how would i succeed in that without taking off the frame? My parents have three artbox frames with a glass top cemented in the wall. I broke the first panel of glass on the art box. so i thought id cut the glass off all the frames so the artbox wont look so ugly. bought a glass cutter at home depot and it doesnt work.
Bearbee85 3 months ago
it was very helpfull for mr...!! thank U
khokharsahib 4 months ago
myglasstrades, Greetings fellow glass tradesman, It's always fun to watch glass cutting. you explain it well and keep it simple for people interested in learning this skill. This would prove to be beneficial to future glass artists as well.
looking forward to future videos. @onecutter Waterford, Mich.
Woloverine1 6 months ago
hello there im trying to find a way how to cut a hand sized hole in a security glass jewelry shop window without making any noise as i want to do it while the shop is open as i figured by doing this i can get a nice diamond ring to propose to my gf and if worst comes to worst ill only get done with theft where as if i go in with a sawn off ill get done with armed robbery and wont get to marry my woman for at least another ten to fithteen years : ( any tips? or have u a spare diamond ring forme
dannyjw123 1 year ago
awesome, i have been looking for a video showing plate glass being cut into thinner longer strips, nice to see it being done. I have 20 3'x3' sheets of 1/4" plate glass i need to cut down into 3' by 3" strips. Watching you do the 1" strip made me a little more confident. Always have done just typical larger pieces that are a min 4" in size. thanks!
zoelikesskor 1 year ago
Nice video
AntiquedMirror 1 year ago
very good
SAFIR27 1 year ago
What are the names of all the tools that you used in this video ?
Thank you
Alton
AltonArtWork 1 year ago
Great video, you are a master.
smorgan68 1 year ago
hi mike great vids im a novice and like the look of your cutter iv seen them im looking at a Toyo TC10 Professional Glass Cutter
is this ok or can you suggest any i will only be using occasionally not every day use i live in the UK
cheers Garry
thebruiser2003 2 years ago
very nice video, where do you work, i work for a glass company in Hyannis, MA...you should make a video on how to cut a circle out of 1/4" plate
merrickonfire 2 years ago
Thanks, I'm in Quincy ILL. - North of St.Louis.
Ya, I will I've got a lot more to make in the next month or so.,
myglasstrades 2 years ago
good video , but 6mm 1/4 inch is easy.
i am having trouble when i go to 10mm.
is there a different technique?
intoxicologist 2 years ago
No its pretty much the same, but it is tougher. They make cuts specificaly for the thicker glass. The wheel is different. it gives you a better cut then the standand cutter.
myglasstrades 2 years ago
@intoxicologist a different degree wheel is used for the thicker the glass a dull / worn 145 wdegree wheel is good for 10mm plenty of oil and good even pressure
doubleunderscored 1 year ago
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FREENAMEFTW 5 months ago
I just wanted to comment on the part where you tap the glass with your glasscutter, it is important that you tap from the opposite side from where you put the cut otherwise it wont work. And one guidline is you can cut away as much glass as the glass is thick... If you have a bigger piece of glass for a storefront window or something you cut the glass and then break it over the edge of the table.
FREENAMEFTW 5 months ago
I love your videos. Very helpful for when I had to do some repairs at the cottage.
ajb15002 2 years ago
Nicly done, very informative
beckymonaghan 2 years ago