The great thing about KZfaq is finding the diamonds in the rough. Whoever/whomever made this content happen I applaud and humbly thank

I've been cutting glass for 30 years and I applaud this video. This is hands down the best glass cutting video produced and I have only microscopic changes that I would suggest. Bravo to you all for producing such a professional and informative video.

I came here to see just how a glass cutter works. Never thought I'd sit through the whole 18 minutes. Good job there guys!!

This is the best glass cutting introduction video that I have ever seen. They have everything correct. Great video.

Informative video that is very much professional and thorough. Recently joined the team of a Bullseye resource center and this video both recapped my cutting training as well as filled in the few gaps that were still a little unclear. Thank you guys.

Thank you! This video gave my daughter all the info she needed to start using my tools while I'm out of town. Better than a lesson from mom!

Wow! What a great video, providing all the answers to my many questions. Right to to the point(s) and without distracting music and umms and aahms. Thank you, Bullseye Glass Co.

The best glass cutting tutorial I've seen. Quite clever for circle cutting! Thank you very much!!!!!!

BRILLIANT!! Absolutely everything I ever wanted to know about cutting glass including safety and proper setup. Helpful and very clearly explained.

I've watched 6 others, this is the best.

Thank you for making the best glass cutting tutorial we've seen.

What an amazing video, the knowledge and quality!

This is the best training video "how to cut glass" out of dozen I've just watched!

Excellent tutorial! I would have expected to pay for an instructor to give a lesson this good.

I found this video very useful indeed. I've often tried to cut glass before, without success. By paying attention to rudimentary principles introduced here, I managed to successfully cut my first window pane today. Thank you!

Awesome video. I've had trouble all morning cutting glass (first attempt). Tomorrow will try with your methods! Thanks again for sharing.

This was very informative. Very satisfied.

Excellent tutorial, thank you!

This video was very, very helpful. Best one I've ever watched!

Best glass cutting tutorial yet!

This is the best video on glass cutting I have ever seen. Great Job, thanks

Best glass cutting information out there. Thank you very much.

awesome tutorial learnt allot :) Thanks a zillion

great vid, learned a lot. Thanks

Really awesome info. Thanks!

The best video in KZfaq!

Well done! Thank you for this great tutorial!

Well done!

Great video.

Very helpful, thanks.

great tutorial - explains everything and shows it all perfectly.

Very good tutorial. Great information....thanks!!!!!!

best video around about cutting glass. thnx!

Very good video tutorial, thank you.

may God bless you more for teaching this is very good for skills

nice video . can u share video for cutting of spherical convex glass?? & what is d benifit of edge grinding for rear view mirror glass

So what does one do with the leftover "scrap" glass when they are done with it? Are there people who will take it and reuse it, or some type of recycling center that takes glass shards? Or do you just have some special method of throwing it away safely?

Great job. I learned a lot

Excellent tutorial

Very informative!!…thanks.

Great job! Thank you for the great tutorial and the great tip with the oiled brush!

FABULOUS & THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH....MY CUTTING JUST BECAME 25% SMOOTHER, SOFTER, AND EASIER. NOW IM ROCKING 99% this video has made a big difference. Yes, I always leave room for that poison apple..........Snow White Namaste........karen

Very helpful

Muy bueno. Gracias.

Thank you. Well done!

Great instructions.

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Very informative 👏

Great transparent manual! a small note: no gloves?

satisfying

Perfect video. I would like to suggest you make a video on how to cut a circle in a window to install an Xpelair ventilator.

Thank u so much

Is there any need to sand the cut edges or are they safe and a bit dull after the cutter runs the score?

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This is a great instruction for learning to cut glass! What about cut ting different thickness? 10mm? 20 mm? etc Thanks!

Thanks for this

YAH ! COOL MAN!

I have a container of hair clippers oil (for lubricating steel cutters) that states on the bottle that it's made from petroleum distillates. Is that suitable to use for glass cutters? Thanks for video!

Very nice video. Are diamond cutters better than carbide?

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awesome Thank you

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Where can I buy one of these glass cutters?

Thanks for this informatie!

how to cut a hole inside a glass square of 10 cm side???

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How thick can it cut glass reliably?

You don't have to run off the edge of the glass with the cutter. That will chip the glass or could crack it. Instead you can stop close to the edge. But do what you want it's your art.

Only things I would have liked to be included are cutting plate glass(1/4" x 3' for example) and sanding edges. Other than that, this is the most clear tutorial I've seen. Well done.

what about making a hole?

very nice :)

Now I want a piece of circle glass!

The ball on the end of the cutter I think is for after you score you tap the ball end down the underside of the score line and then break. I don't see anyone do that. I guess that isn't necessary?

I have never heard "measurement" pronounced that way. What dialect is that?

My god. How much glass are they going to cut!?

6:43 Whaaat

I got a laugh out of the comment about getting small cuts on your hands.

no glass was injured in the making of this video

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I think "carbide" is actually tungsten carbide, not steel. Ergo, there is no such thing as "carbide steel".

I am still confused about the oils. You used mineral spirits. I have heard a competent glass cutter say acetone- as in my nail polish remover. European videos mention Kerosene or gasoline. I don't think acetone has oil in it, or does it? The lubes available to me are acetone, sewing machine oil, and tri-flo. I suppose I could siphon a dab of gas from the car..., but I am working to do the best job with the least amount of money. Some guys don't even use oil, saying that the new carbide tips don't need it. You, on the other hand, used a self oiling tool with a carbide tip They do not work with the tools that you have, and of course they don't get into intricate inside curves, etc. I have also seen people brush their lubricant directly onto the glass as well as the cutting tool. That would mess up any lines I have drawn on the glass! I am just going for a simple straight cut- used to do it all the time and now I am not so sure of myself. From all the advice from people that did a good cut, I am wondering if I could use olive oil, vaseline, huh... Chrisco...? Enough. I'm gonna march into the work shop and cut that glass. Now. I am not making a Cathedral here lol- thanks for a great tape- Can you add any other glass cutting lubricants that you have used?

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if you drop any glass this shoe aint save you trust me im working this for years try your best not to drop a glass on your legs. also if you are carrying heavy glass try not to slide your hands or no glove can save you

this would probably be the most helpful glass cutting video on youtube. BUT!!! god the way that woman pronounces measurement nearly had me punch the computer screen.

Where can I get glass cutters and pliers NOT made in china!?

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