will this work with acrylic?

Thanks for the help , but whole in the on the inside for a light box.

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Cut-level 5 gloves should be worn!

A 3/4" pieces of starfire would of been a real nice circle cut. But you have 0 clue what you doing LOL

Will this method work on acrylic sheets?

Don't do the pressing technique with 1/4 glass unless you have 4 inches of cut off on all sides

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Thank you for this demo, it’s the best!

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HI Warren, Quick Question: I'd like to cut 4 circles about 3" diameter in a sheet of glass to use this piece of glass with holes in it to set hydroponic plants in/through holes. I'd also like to round the square edges off the final piece of glass with 4 holes in it because this final product will sit on top of a cylinder that is either 7, 8, or 10 inches in diameter. Would you feel like trying this as a challenge or have any input? :) Thanks!!

My new job wants me to cut big circles freehand. Why would anyone cut a circle freehand? Its making me mad. It's a manufacturing job. Why cut freehand when cutting a circle using a center point has been a thing since antiquity!

Ii I like skill I can train this again thanku ones

Good information ℹ️ I’m trying to cut out a heart shape. Would this method work?

What if I want the outer square than than the circle? Would I press on the circle instead?

what if you want square with the circle cutout. the square with the cutout is the end product not the circle glass

is this float glass?

Hi ... if someone still reads the comments associated with this video I have a couple of remarks. But first many thanks to Warren for making this video - it undoubtedly got me through cutting four 43/41 cm circles with no broken glass :-) ... And then the comments: It seems to me that to have a straight/vertical cut through the glass one has to push equally on both sides of the cutting line. Otherwise the cut tends to angle towards either of the sides. And then, secondly, I used kerosene along the glass cutter's path - recommended by others on the internet and I decided to be as safe as I could as I had never done this before. I dipped a cotton swab in the kerosene and then placed it just in front of the glass cutter while gently rotating the cutter full circle. Thanks again to Warren ;-)

Will this work with acrylic sheets?

So that mean you can't do the hole without breaking the glass XF

Superb

I watched your video twice. I had already experienced three failures. I had immediate success following your demonstration. Worked like a charm. Thank you so much for your excellent video

Why dont you use gloves for safety?

you got nice rings :)

Than you for teaching us how to cut a glass circle. This is Exactly what I had in mind when I bought same tool, just is all metal, since the plastic gives up shortly, according to Amazon's reviews.

THANK YOU! I have been hating my lens cutter - and now I think it will be a great tool!

it seems dangerous

Awesome video thanks, going to give it a go this weekend.

me and my dad use to work at his lnc bussinss indenver when he was alive .his coner building on Dayton Denver is still there

Wonderful video. I shared it to my Glass Art Tools website. Thanks!

Would mirrors be cut any different?

Can you please tell us, What is the Make & Model of your circle glass cutter? I really like the long trammel. Thank you

Hey Warren thanks for that;I have a job in which I have to reduce the size of a convex mirror; 45cm to 35cm; would it be similarly done as you have shown here?TY Sam

Oh Warren, I never noticed the notches on the base of my cutter to line it up, and I have cut at least a hundred circles with that cutter....so glass I watched this! You rock! :)

Wendy the rubber mat is available from Cutters Mate.

Warren, great video...I love your detailed descriptions ! What kind and where can I get one of those rubber mats? Thank you so much for sharing!

ahhhhhhh what a beautiful thing....makes me want to cut circles all day long :) Thanks!

Oh Sandy that is horrible! I need to learn how to fix that! Yikes!

This is a very helpful video. Thank you. If you'd like a laugh, turn on the closed captioning and see how it compares with the actual audio.

Good video.

Great job, as usual Warren! Thanks for taking the time to share :-)