How to Cut Glass - The Basics | Delphi Glass
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Whether you're making a stained glass project or glass fusing project one of the essential skills is knowing how to cut glass. In this demonstration we will be showing the tools and the techniques for cutting glass using handheld glass cutters, running pliers, and breaking pliers.
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You are a freakin life saver! I was about to smash several pieces to bits out of rage and your quick clear tips just saved me a lot of cleaning. I saved this video and will watch it a few more times before attempting to cut again!
Thank you for this video. I learned some new techniques. I will try to draw the cutter towards me now to see if I can get a better cut. I also like the reminder to apply pressure from the shoulder. I never knew about the set screw on the running pliers.
thank you this is the best tutorial i have been able to find, clear description and examples. i was kinda scared bout attempting this but have much more confidence now
Wow. Very in-depth tutorial of glass cutting and glass cutting tools. Thank you very much! So well done!
EXCELLENT presentation!!!! Well done!
Thank you for the very helpful and thorough instructions!
Very informative tutorial, thank you for uploading, this has helped me understand which tools I need and the various methods I can use, and a very beautiful presenter I might add.
Very well done, exactly the information I was looking for!
Thank you! Very helpful for a newbie!
A very finely done video...I am inspired !
Excellent presentation. Appreciate the instructions.
Excellent explanation.Thanks.
So much new and useful information. Thank you for making this video.
It was very useful.Thank you
Great video! Love all the close ups and the presenter was very clear and concise. I wish all how-to videos were this good.
Amazing teacher!!!
Very useful for a newbie like myself, I hope to start making masterpieces soon!
Thank you I am just learning the art of stained glass cutting I have my materials but have not cut a piece of glass yet because I don't know how so this is very helpful to me but the love is there thank you
You are the best! Conngratulations!
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Nice. I learned a lot.
so helpful! learned so much! thnx
great tutorial... really useful. Thanks !
+alishadb Thank you for the feedback. I'm glad you found it useful!
Wow! Two thumbs up for you.
This was a very well done presentation. You are one of the finest presenters I have seen regardless of venue.
The amount of information, overall video length, quality of information,
videography, and presentation combine to make a very enjoyable video.
Keep up the good work. I take that back.. Keep up the great work.
A star is born!
Anon Ymousmie Thank you so much for the feedback. I'm glad you found it enjoyable and informative.
Delphi Glass Creativity Center i agree 100% with the before said commenter.
Thank you for this video! So informative and well made!! I have subscribed!
Elizabeth Logsdon Thank you for the wonderful feedback. Good luck with all your projects.
Very nice work.
very informative ,i am trying my hand at dioramas and i would like to encase them in small glass cabinets . great video , going to subscribe..
...well done...thanks
Thanks for this, it's very helpful!
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Really well done tutorial! I can't tell you how much glass I've wasn't doing it wrong - too much pressure, etc. One question: Is that black mat pretty firm, or could I use an old mouse pad I have laying around.
thanks for info
Thank you
Damn, that was informative. Even a jack-of-all-trades, know-it-all like me learned a good deal here. Nice job...you look like you've done this before! :)
Thank you for the great feedback. That makes my day knowing that I've helped someone.
Hi Delphi Glass: Thanks for the very precise and useful video! What is the thickness of that glass you were cutting? Thanks
Maila M
The glass I used in the video is average for stained glass (approximately 1/8” or 3mm thick). The tools we show in the video can generally be used on glass up to ¼” thick without issue. Most glass that is more than ¼” thick is usually used in furniture/shelving production, and often is cut to size then tempered - which means it cannot be cut smaller (it will shatter if you try).
Great video, thank you. It seemed odd though when the presenter talked about safety and then proceeded to cut and sweep up glass without gloves.
question, i need to bevel the edges or round them off so they are not sharp, this is because its going to be applied to a fretboard and im going to be running my hand up an down the length rapidly, and again i dont want to slice my fingers off. how would you recommend i accomplish this?
Can someone tell me what happens if the traditional running pliers don’t come with a middle line? Should I ask for new ones? I’m not new to this kind of crafting, but I’ve received a set that doesn’t and I’ve never used one without before.
please running plastic pliers does it work on mirror?? THANKS
The black breaking mat is a fairly firm surface that allows just a little bit of “give”. An old mouse pad is likely to be too soft to offer safe, firm support. Breaking mats are available at Delphi (www.delphiglass.com/glass-cutters-tools/glass-cutters/glass-scoring-and-breaking-mat) and can be used over your regular workbench surface. Some glass artists employ the technique of applying pressure to the reverse of the score with their fingertips over other firm surfaces such as a homasote board or grid work surface, and find that this works reasonably well also.
Have you ever or have had any thoughts on cutting wine bottles for hurricane candle lanterns?
Score the wine bottle as straight as possible and use a thin pencil torch to heat up the score line. heat along the line a minimum of three times around. taking about 30-45 second per rotation. it may take practice, but using this method I am able to get a clean break on wine or liquor bottles 9 out of 10 times in under five minutes each. steady hand is key. feel free to ask me any questions. I've literally spent DAYS maybe Weeks trying to perfect this method. Sorry for the long message lol, also, the thinner the torch flame the better.
Hello! I notice the table, are those ceiling tiles on top of the table? Or what kind of material is that?
+Jennifer Ries The tiles you see in the video are actually Homasote boards which you can buy from us. They are available in three different sizes:
12” x 12” squares www.delphiglass.com/soldering-supplies/supplies-accessories/12-x-12-homasote-board
24” x 24” squares www.delphiglass.com/soldering-supplies/supplies-accessories/24-x-24-x-1-2-homasote-board
16” x 24” www.delphiglass.com/soldering-supplies/supplies-accessories/16-x-24-homasote-board
Hi please can let me know where to buy this set of plaiers
Can I cut think coffee table glass by this method?
Raj Mehta The tools we show in the video can generally be used on glass up to ¼” thick without issue. Cutting glass ticker than ¼” with these tools is not recommended.
where do i get these pliers from coz in my country i do not expect them
i have a question would be glass where you scored have a very sharp edge ? if so how do you remedy that ?
you sand it with sandpaper
what home remedy is there for the use of running pliers.
What mat is it you cut the glass on?
Can this also be done precisely with plexiglass?
I am fairly certain the answer is NO. You can cut plexiglass with a jig saw or a circular saw, but not with a glass cutter.
no
Demo diamond cutter pls
.Can this Running Pliers break 1\4 glass ?
Nathan Pretlow
With a good score it could work but it's not specifically designed for that. We recommend the Tap Wheel Supercutter to get a good score on thicker glass and the Power Breaker to run the score. You can get the Power Breaker & Tap Wheel Supercutter in a set - www.delphiglass.com/fusing-supplies/fusing-tools/power-breaker-and-tap-wheel-supercutter.
Delphi Glass Creativity Center Thanks for the info.
Hmm. Contradictory. Cutting oil is "optional"? I heard from others that it was important to prevent a quickly dulled blade.
It's true, cutting oil is not needed. We cut all of our sheets in our showroom fry. Before when cutter heads were made of lower quality metal that in fact was true however now that is no longer an issue.
you need a pair of glove in case get hurt by the glass edge. take care
Please show us what it means by cut one up, cut one down...
Лучше бы про производителей стеклорезов рассказала,какие брать нужно.
Look like you just woke up 🤤
cute..
Oil best or for s no oil. I took a class and they did not use oil. Another place we buy glass they store the cutter in oil.
it cuts best if you use constant pressure and constant speed. oil makes this easier but is not necessary.
Overall, this was a good video but it falls far short as far as I am concerned. No discussion was made of pressure, wheel material, or wheel angle. I have cut thousands of miles of glass from single strength to 1 inch thick and only need running pliers when the thickness is 3/8" or greater. Most of the time, grasping the glass between thumb and forefingers of both hands on either side of the score and simply bending the glass will break out the glass cleanly. I suggest always use a carbide wheel and make sure you use the correct angle of wheel. In my humble opinion the best glass cutters are made by MacInnes Tool Corp., Hudson Ave., Rochester, NY.
SR give yourself a pat on the back, please send link to your video.
pleaseusing glove for safety
I think they forgot to use gloves for safety from cutting your hand
I don't wear gloves. They are just too bulky.
A lighter background would have been easier to see the scoring and the detailed examples.
sexy voice and nice presentation
Bolkayo kendor.
Camera work needs addressing...it's too far away from both cutters and glass.
impracticable because your glass is too small to demonstrate any real scenario.
Bakwas hy