Cutting glass tile using the score and snap method. 

You can use a light oil for the cut, Also perhaps too much or too little pressure during scoring can do that.

Do you mean like an inside corner? You would need a wet saw, and yes round the inside corner.

If using a wet saw how do you round of an inside corner?

Daniel Forte both tools are rather generic and are available on Amazon. ‘Running pliers’ and glass scoring tool’ If you have trouble finding them let us know.

You would need to use a wet saw with a diamond blade.

you would need a wetsaw

Schiatze Schiatze yes it should be possible. You may have to score a little stronger and might take a bit more effort to break but should be ok.

@@bodesiglasstile8084 thank you

Schiatze Schiatze did it work

Try something a little harder and thicker, so it raises up a little more. the corner of credit card or two should do the trick. Make sure the surface is hard as well. It should snap fairly easy.

Yes, absolutely

its generic they all pretty much do the same thing. check amazon.com

1/4" should work. Don't score the back. Herring bone is tricky but still do-able. Try this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZCmuRi54gIE.html Feel free to contact us directly if you are still having trouble.

@@bodesiglasstile8084 I don’t have that tool in the vid you linked, but I put a pencil with a thin cloth underneath the cut line. Applied full body weight pressure down on both sides of the cut line, but still no snap. I also tried using my 2-wheel glass nippers of each edge where I cut, but it just chewed the glass. I have a wet saw, but was really hoping I wouldn’t have to use it for these tiles. *not sure if it matters, but the tiles are 3”x12”

@@bodesiglasstile8084 I tested my blade just doing a straight (90°)cut on the same piece of tile, since I’ve pretty much ruined that piece now. The score & snap worked just fine. I’m lost with trying to get the 45° to work. I was really set on doing the herringbone pattern, but starting to think I’ll have to do something “normal”. 😕

Generally the strip needs to be wider than the thickness of the glass. For the 1/2” strip you can add a little extra tension on the far side of the break so it doesnot split on you.

The cutter that looks like a pen is called a "glass scoring tool" . The pliers are called running pliers. Both inexpensive and available online.

Yes. The break follows the score (within limits) We have another video that shows this.

Thanks for the reply I wish I new how to put a picture on her it came out beautiful its was over 6000 in glass tile for a 5ft by 8 ft shower my 15th or so one but first time with glass

@@tomrich5919 feel free to contact us and send us photos directly at info@bodesi.com!

I do believe I found how to post the pics on here but it comes up as a link to my Google drive

do you mean the inside corner? Woudl you like me to make a vide for that as well?

@@bogusfarmhouse1232 Correct, inside corner. That would be extremely helpful yes!

In theory you can do it, but is tricky. To make it easier you would need a wet saw.

it is certainly the easiest for simple cuts. it can also be cut using a wetsaw and diamond blade.

@@bodesiglasstile8084 spouse was sold on herringbone pattern with glass tile. Mistake with glass tile! Twice the cuts!

There is special glass cutting oil, but it is not necessary. A light oil such sewing machine oil, hair clipper oil or even WD-40 will be fine. Only a very small amount is required.

The tile and cutter are both available on Amazon

you would have to score the glass into the shape you want. The break follows the score.

Same process, just score a curve instead of straight. If you have intricate curves you may need a special saw or even use water jet cutting.

@@bogusfarmhouse1232 I thx

Depends how uneven, and your expectations in terms of straightness. If you need really straight cuts in very Uneven glass, you may need a power wet saw.

Good point!

I learned the hard way

If you do this all day everyday, tile cutters help with accuracy and fatigue...

Depends how big. Are you are trying to cut an inside or outside circle?

@@bogusfarmhouse1232 outside of 2 tiles to create a 6" hole

@@eddieaguirre2845 For a hole you need a hole cutter. Diamond Hole Saw. Or you can have it water jet cut.