Pretty.

No, I dont catch on the acreen door. I catch my hammer sling on the drawer pull next to my sink. I had to cut them off ally pants. Not like anyine uses them

Omg, I was terrified on the edge of my seat watching those bare hands break the glass. 😮 Pretty sure she’s a professional. There’s nothing like a woman who knows what she’s doing. I’m talking like a trade, plays an instrument, sport, etc. that was your mind going there dude, not mine. 🤦‍♂️

Well done. That helped a lot.

Those came out perfect. I hate when my dichro doesn't spread throughout when when I do 9mm tall pieces

Thank you for sharing ❤

Most excellent!

Thank you. Years ago I took a Stai Ed glass class. I have some 130 year old Stai Ed glass that I want to make hearts out of for suncatchers. I plan to roughly cut a heart shape then tumble pie es in rock polisher. Is there any way to make a small pierced hole in the glass ? Large enough to run a wire through ?

I respectfully suggest that unless sinister (left handed) following your verbal before final visual demonstration would be more successful

Very helpful - thank you!

😂 you are not alone😅 I don't know how many times that's happened to me in about drop everything in my hands

Unfortunately this did not help me at all. My biggest problem was making the scoreline in the first place. I followed the directions and placed varying amounts of force, at different angles, making sure the wheel was actually on the glass.

Give me a break...give me a break, break me off a piece of that...Good tutorial. I'm just starting out and had my first lesson yesterday. Youm now have a new subscriber.

Great video. Thank you 🙏😊

So no knocking on glass, just pressure?

You know if you flip the pliers over it'll turn from sad face to happy face (:)

Hello there can I have a link on where to buy any of these tools?

How about cutting straight? I find that rulers, even thin ones, floats the cutter above the glass and not allow it to make contact with the glass. Also how about cutting thin strips?

Kit Kats... Yummy. Fun fact, after I eat a kit Kat it's jazz hands Post kit Kat for at least 30 minutes. My pliers get a :-( when I leave them out in the rain.

Good and really useful video but... what exactly is the purpose or use of the background music/noise?

Good commentary, but really irritating background music.

Actually not into glass cutting but sometimes,need glasses for my projects usually I go to professional glass cutters, would like to try one myself, thanks 👃

Nice!!

You are a good teacher.

Thank you so much, very helpful

This was very helpful. I am an artist and I am going to start making my own frames and cutting glass for the frames. I cut my glass and did a fine job. Thank you.

It was the very best instructional video that I have ever seen! Keep up the fantastic work, and I hope that in the future , if I have a question about a new hobby skill, that you are the one with the answers!! Great job!

where is this place?

Omgosh, yes, the door thing, I swear.... very few things set me over the edge of what I can emotionally cope with like that belt loop thing does. I have a major orthopedic injury to my lumbar spine and severe R.A., which makes little things like this absolutely maddening because I already don't move like l used to (36 yo newly single mother, too). I could've sworn I was the only person with this issue. Nice video, helps a lot with my DIY endeavors for home projects that now I'm on my own with... your details and examples are really helpful! Thanks!

Thank you Heather. Now I'm going to buy a box of kitkat! And that pliers to relieve pressure from ny hands!

Can I come over and learn how to cut glass?

Excellent video. Thank uou so much.

Thank you v. much for the informative and great video. I have a question about the cutting oil, when do we need it?

Thank you for this video. I've been putting off finishing my fireplace tile project due to having to cut around the gas valve controls. But not anymore. Thank you!

I like the ever decreasing radii to get the cutaway you wanted. Neat , thank you very much😊👍

I've got the best glass, and im always pistol grippin when i cut it 🔫

I'm constantly getting my belt loops snagged on my screen door lol

Thank you! That was amazing.

Very informative advice to start on my journey of glass cutting, thankyou kindly Heather. I want to learn so i can make some customised deep glass pools for my hermit crabs out of some old broken tanks i have. My hermies also thankyou for the to be lavish pools they will throughly enjoy "swimming" in. The kitkat sneak at the end made be giggle 😄

This was an excellent guide to various techniques to cut glass & I also appreciated your subtle & skillful sense of humor.

Excellent teaching

Like to see more

This was a great refresher video for me and I really like how clearly you explained how to break the glass

thank you for a great instructional video. beautiful instructor too

Thank You so much very much for this Absolutely Awesome instructing Video on glass cutting., You are a Fabulous Instructor ✨‼️

Great class. Thanks

I really appreciated your video. I have watched several videos before this one even passed up watching this. The other videos I had so many questions as to why this why that what about this what about that. This is very confusing and then trying to watch five other videos and put them all together I still had so many questions and watching your video every question was answered. I would even begin to ask myself a question but you'd already be in the process of answering the question I was gonna ask . The most informative, easy to understand, you demonstrated what you were speaking of. While showing a variety of tools available explaining how they work, why they work the way they do. Not only for beginners but also for those who think they know the most about glass cutting. Thank you. When I have a few minutes of spare time soon, I'll be exploring your page too learn more about things I didn't know I needed to know. Thank you very much 10 stars. P.s. watching " how it's made" and other popular learning shows unfortunately did not answer any, ( not a single 1) of my questions. Good job!!!

How do you scor and keep a straight line

Been wanting to get into stained glass and this is so helpful thank u

Good stuff!!! I messed up a lot of glass before watching you, now the cuts look great!!!