Sophie's Stained Glass | Glass: How to cut curves 

Great video, gave you a like. You might want to mention to ALWAYS wear safety glasses when cutting glass. I once had a piece of expensive one of a kind piece of glass that required arc cuts. I used a small Dremmel diamond tip cutoff wheel and slowly cut the glass and lightly ground aways burrs. It took some time but there was little chance of cracking and it came out perfect with a little edge sandblasting in the end.

watched with baited breath as you nibbled off that last bit. Thank you so much for a great tutorial- Kim, NYC

I like the fact you’re showing the issues that arise as you go and haven’t opted for an ultra smooth piece of glass.

Great Job!!

great job .thank you for video

Nice!! thanks for the tips

Thank you for sharing this. Very helpful.

Sophie, you are the best, chapeau.

Ciao Sofia,grazie x i video... Dopo anni mi hanno chiesto piccoli restauri di vetrinette e tu mi aiuti molto..!grazie

Very good explanation

You make it look so easy! Which is a sign of a professional 😉.

I find that for a cut like that, I follow the general procedure as you describe, but for the actual main cut, I turn the glass over and tap with the metal end of the cutter handle until I can see a break on the score line, and I then find that when `I turn the glass back over, the waste just falls away. Also useful here would be Silberschnitt running pliers, if you google them you may find them interesting.

So how do you do the pieces that have the long points at the end? I was hoping you would do all of those very difficult cuts on a video please!

Sophie, I really appreciate you sharing your wisdom! have decided to try glass mosaics after doing tile mosaics for years. I got running plyers and sheets of glass. I cannot make it crack with the plyers. Since my experience is very limited, I do not understand whether the pliers are not good or the glass is too thick or I'm doing something else wrong. So I ordered different glass (Amazon bestseller) and more expensive plyers. And still no luck! After I make a cut with a pistol grip and take plyers, glass cracks in all ways and forms but not aligned to my cut. Any advice?

How do you handle a situation where its textured glass and you feel like the cutter may have skipped a bit.

What brands are your cutter and nipper please?

What type of groziers are these? Thank you for sharing

Do you ever use a glass grinder to trim up difficult pieces or do people typically only use grinders for foil pieces and not lead.

Curious how often do you get cut, like driving the cutter wheel around on the glass, getting close on either edge? ...Been taking classes, that part seems so precarious, feels like a slip up is eminent.

Hi----can I use the compound Tile Nippers to pull the glass away like this video instead of buying Running Pliers??? Just starting...tkk u K

Can I ask what kind of glass cutter u are using?

First piece you turned over before removing cuts but not the 2nd piece. So I guess it doesn’t make a difference?

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