stained glass how to ideas sg2b morton board

how easy it is using a Morton Glass cutting system to cut strips and geometrical shapes
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[@dancinmunkey75]

You are an awesome teacher I have had my cutter three years and never learned how to use it. thank U I do jewelry

[@patriciahill7960]

your the best teacher Steve!! Thank you

[@margotgoldsmith171]

Thank you sooo much i do fused glass and need to get this. Would never have know about it if it wasnt for your great video. Great work

[@graziellarovigati2773]

Che bella taglierina mi piacerebbe averla
Sarà impossibile il video è di 11 anni fa
Ma a me è uscito solo ora bel video grazie buona serata 😘

[@davidhill1220]

I also cannot cut a straight piece of glass
I use the Morton system as well but all my long pieces bur or break in the middle
I’ve finally given up on cutting long pieces
Of course it always looks like piece of cake watching you and slivers ... forget even trying that
Patricia

[@davidhill1220]

On longer pieces my glass ALWAYS breaks somewhere on top,middle or end
Can’t figure it out
When I see you do this,it looks easy but never works for me
I use the same system as you
Patricia

[@katharinarose560]

Hello Glassmann,
I love your videos, even if I do not speak English very well. Your workshop is very practical. Where can you buy this base, the grid on which you cut the glass? It seems to me to be awesome. I have not seen such a thing in Germany yet.
It greets Katharina

[@footloose6382]

Katharina - You can get it from Tempsfordstainedglass.co.uk they will send anywhere in the world, that’s where I bought mine

[@patriciahill7960]

I find when I cut strips my glass will always burr or break in the wrong place. I am doing something wrong but I don't know what. Any ideas?