Cutting glass tile using the score and snap method.

[@FSAUDIOGUY]

That helped a bunch, the corners kept breaking off. Thank you very much!

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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

[@alan19844]

Thank you very much for the posting! I really appreciate that!

[@gillesmorin2732]

Thank you so much for sharing !!! Great video!!

[@jazzsayin8435]

Looking forward to try this on my next art project. 👍

[@rainbowcheeze99]

Love this video! Now let me get to work.

[@noneofyourbusiness5626]

Flipin awesome thank you so much for making this video it has helped me immensely Hugs

[@Saulgr]

Thank, for you demonstration, vary good explain 👍

[@4vinylsound]

What are those two tools called? Especially the cutter that looks like a pen.

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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

[@timothyayoola3244]

I have the small tool at home but unable to use it. Thanks for showing us how to use it in a simpler manner.

[@mccwho]

What about notching glass tile?

[@keananisag]

Trying to rip 1/4” and 1/2” off of 3x6 glass subway tile, 5/16” thick. I can break it the short way but any time I do it the long way I’m SOL. Any tips? Right now I’m scoring it, nipping at it with glass nippers, and cleaning the edge with a grinder but it’s far from perfect

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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.

[@tomrich5919]

Can you score and snap with angle cuts ? I'm doing my first all glass shower wall with waterfalls and what not nad herring bone done many other jobs just my first run I with solid glass

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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

[@tomrich5919]

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

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

@@tomrich5919 feel free to contact us and send us photos directly at [e-mail]!

[@tomrich5919]

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

[@cpt_guy8746]

What if you need to cut a square corner out of a glass tile? How would you go about that?

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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

[@cpt_guy8746]

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

[@mulkimohamedali7317]

Where can you buy this

[@rachelcarey7478]

Will this work with a pressed glass tile?

[@TheTropics4]

How do you cut a little piece off the edge to shorten it to the length of the square table?

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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

[@Chenin_Blanc]

What’s the max thickness of glass tile this method will work on? I tried a 45° line on 1/4” glass tile (for herringbone) and it won’t snap/break. I’ve scored it 6 times on the front & 2 on the back, still nothing, even though I can hear it scoring the glass. Tips?

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

1/4" should work. Don't score the back. Herring bone is tricky but still do-able. Try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHTQpoWfapmaf6c Feel free to contact us directly if you are still having trouble.

[@Chenin_Blanc]

@@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”

[@Chenin_Blanc]

@@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”. 😕

[@schiatzeschiatze5002]

I have the same scorer but will this work with a thick porcelain tile?

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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.

[@schiatzeschiatze5002]

@@bodesiglasstile8084 thank you

[@MarkTravisMusicPage]

Schiatze Schiatze did it work

[@donaldgonzalez9000]

Thank you master!.. you save me a lot of time"

[@texascrossbowdude636]

How do you cut a curve in a glass tile

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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.

[@texascrossbowdude636]

@@bogusfarmhouse1232 I thx

[@IndependenceCityMotoring]

How about L-shaped cuts of glass tile?

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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

[@master-vsons2838]

Thanks, very helpful for me👍✌

[@alexbusinesman9429]

Great advice !

[@maggiemak5916]

what’s the name ofyour tool & which brand please

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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

[@Emiiru03]

Plss tell what oil can be use

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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.

[@poojasingh1701]

Tiles catting possible this tools

[@JakeAndrews7]

I used the same glass cutter and it isn't breaking for me. I put a semi soft material under the cut and I've leaned with almost all my weight on the tile and it still won't break. What am I doing wrong?

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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.

[@shawnboggs7797]

How do you cleanly cut glass tile if you only had to cut 1/4 inch of an edge?

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

you would need a wetsaw

[@k.b.woodworker3250]

Thanks, good video!

[@NGibbs-zb5kw]

Hi, I’m using 3” glass mirror tiles. Can I still use the scoren snap method?

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

Yes, absolutely

[@mels505]

Hello, this is a wonderful video. If I need to make a right angle cut, will it work the same way? Should i try to round off the bend? Thanks very much

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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

[@georgek.6494]

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

[@rayminthecat]

you make it look easy

[@albertvega8154]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@danielforte3331]

Nice. Where did you get this in particular tool to cut the glass from?

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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.

[@gemueldelmundo589]

Interested , pls send me instructions to purchase

[@simonsanchez4841]

Where can I get one????

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

The tile and cutter are both available on Amazon

[@eddieaguirre2845]

What about cutting a circle?

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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

[@eddieaguirre2845]

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

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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

[@stkennedy4a08]

Thank you!!

[@musiconocedor10]

How do you do an l shape

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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

[@tomrich5919]

And what if is a uneven surface glass

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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.

[@olgarios1509]

Thank you!

[@chillkidalso5371]

I've destroyed about 6 tiles following these instructions to the letter. I was so excited when I saw this but it's not working at all.

[@ceeIoc]

Why would anyone get a big clunky tile cutter if this works so good?

[@bogusfarmhouse1232]

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

[@JABZtheJAAT]

Thanks mate

[@tomrich5919]

Figured it out finall

[@donhuffer5167]

Remember. Never score more than one time.

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

Good point!

[@arevalocobra]

I learned the hard way

[@gg80108]

The only way to cut expensive glass tile

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

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

[@gg80108]

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

[@bodesiglasstile8084]

first

[@razgonorteno5297]

Thanks

[@Selviherrera]

👍🏃

[@robertkribs9513]

WOW

[@gemueldelmundo589]

Hm