Beginner Stained Glass Part 3B - Cutting, Grinding, & Fitting

This is the second part of the Cutting, Grinding, & Fitting video. Linda continues to cut, grind, and fit the rest of the stained glass pieces for the fifteen piece beginner project.

[@deborahgallarda2482]

These are so helpful. Best instructional cutting videos I have seen

[@lydiabedo2303]

I love watching the steps.

[@lorenacarcamo9938]

Saludos desde Chile

[@bertarmington]

What did you call the second holder for small pieces (at 14:45)? I have been looking for one, but haven't found one. Thanks.

[@greatglassgalore]

Nick's Grinder's Mate.

[@savannahmcfalls4400]

So the more opaque glass is harder to cut curves?

[@greatglassgalore]

More opaque glasses are denser and harder to cut in general. You need to put more pressure on your cutter to hear that scratchy noise that indicates you are breaking the surface tension in the glass.

[@marcussundholm8727]

Do you use cutting oil or anything?

[@greatglassgalore]

Yes I use Novacan non toxic glass cutting oil in my cutters.