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Many glass cutters need oil to work effectively. This tutorial will show you how to add oil to your glass cutter whether you use the glass cutter for stained glass, fused glass or windows. more »
Glass cutters take on a variety of tasks in addition to cutting and preparing glass for installation. Their duties can include carpentry and construction, and the application of chemicals or other substances for finished products. Glass cutters rely on a broad set of skills and tools to complete their tasks. more »
Interested in making stained glass art? Learn tips and advice for beginning stained glass projects in this free video clip about using a glass cutter. more »
Glass cutters need to be stored in a special way to prevent them from becoming dull. Learn how to store glass cuters in this free video clip about using copper foiling for stained glass art. more »
Cutting glass without a glass cutter can be achieved by either using string, metal or scissors. Water is necessary for all three methods, and protective eyeware and gloves should be used. more »
When a project calls for laying ceramic tile, rarely can you complete the job without cutting some of the individual pieces. Masonry experts know that a glass cutter can make the job easier and more efficient. Try some techniques with a glass cutter the next time you need to cut a tile to fit. more »
Glass cutters are an essential tool in making stained-glass windows. Without one, you cannot cut out shapes from pieces of glass for your window or other art project. There are different types and versions of the glass cutter, each designed for a specific function. From the different hand-held cutters to the circle cutter, weigh the pros and cons and decide which cutter is the best for your project. more »
There are three tricks to cutting glass perfectly every time with a glass cutter. Unfortunately one of the tricks--using just the right amount of pressure on your glass cutter--may require a little practice before you get it perfect, so don't be too disappointed if your first few efforts are less than perfect. The other two tricks are to always dip your cutting wheel in kerosene before scoring your glass and only score your glass one time (in other words, do not run the cutter across your glass more than once in an attempt to make a deeper score line). more »
To learn to cut stained glass, it's helpful to begin with the proper tools. We start with a good quality glass cutter. more »
Anyone who can measure can cut glass. You need a glass cutter and a sense of precision. Glass cutters have special tips made out of diamonds, or other special metals, that slice into the glass for clean cuts. You also need a steady hand to ensure a proper cut. more »
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