How To Cut Rounded Corners on Glass & Mirrors and Polish Glass [Step-By-Step Guide]

[@tomfromoz8527]

Well presented, easy to understand and very professional, thank-you.

[@twowaymirrors]

You're very welcome!

[@louisben4510]

Very good video now all I need is a wet sander, and those other specialty tools

[@twowaymirrors]

Thanks! You can also do it with hand held sanders that are more cost effective, and if you do not have the space for it! :)

[@photohounds]

Very talented lass, and good tips that can be duplicated at home with a cheap wet/dry sander, a few belts, some care and a bit of imagination. Thank you!

[@twowaymirrors]

Thank you so much!

[@cathyanndelarche6350]

Superb presentation!

[@twowaymirrors]

Glad you liked it!

[@projectwes4573]

your the best Hannah I love you

[@twowaymirrors]

Thank you! You're the best too!

[@MartyWolf-i9l]

Great video

[@twowaymirrors]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@chitoge7816]

exactly what i needed

[@twowaymirrors]

Thank you! Happy to help!

[@msflath]

can this be accomplished using an orbital or palm sander? I have just one mirror to cut to fit a curved frame

[@twowaymirrors]

Yes, but dry sanding would crate a ton of glass dust! Probably not worth it (and definitely wear gloves, goggles, and a respirator!)

[@christianlod8057]

Hannah♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@twowaymirrors]

❤❤❤

[@fargusmcfargus3523]

❤ Hannah ❤

[@twowaymirrors]

Hi! 😀

[@mohsenlotfi4918]

I want to make a cube in the house with glass, now I got the materials, but the four corners of the glass are not in a tangent line, which means they are not flat and one-sided at all. Please help me in this matter if possible. thanks a lot

[@twowaymirrors]

hi! you can order glass at twowaymirrors.com . Or, if you are wanting to fix yours, you can mark on the glass where it would be even, and then sand it. I hope this helps!

[@edenassos]

Does your factory automate these? because it seems like a lot of work if you don't.

[@twowaymirrors]

We make them per request :)

[@R.O.E.]

Amazing! Glass tutorial with glass skin lady.. Jesus❤

[@twowaymirrors]

Thank you! 😊

[@R.O.E.]

@@twowaymirrors so kind too! Most welcome dear. Have a nice day

[@board_runner]

Sure about needing to do it on both sides?... and all four corners? LOL, couldnt just not comment on that. But.. Its just like making a finger ring | a slice of pipe→4-8-16-32 edges. But the cork belt was a very usefull tip -guessing some people also benifit from knowing to finish one task/operation completely before moving on to the next, the "sandy/mist" surface to look for is a very nice tip/goal But what if the roundings arent as "easy" to machine? -like both concave and conveks corners? -or like a snowman-cut in the center?? -is it then a handtool-grinder slowely from the hole and slowely out? Thinking glass is amorpheous makes me believe that it could be done with chemicals to make the cutting line more porous before cutting(scratching and breaking-not cutting)? True or false? Or could it be done on a CNC* milling machine with a hard numb toolbit(et. diamond)? (real cutting) *CNC cuz they have(or is it "it has" when 3rd person?) complete controle of any motion(speed,feed,direction) as opposed to conventional.

[@twowaymirrors]

Thank you for the feedback! These are great questions! We will look into them!

[@tori7even169]

I’ll get right to my huge belt sander that sits in my living room!

[@twowaymirrors]

It's a really handy tool!

[@heroshimaherodes]

Finish my DIY project? Bold of you to assume i have a gigantic belt sander that sprays water. Anyway, nice tips! I'll keep those in mind. Lastly, you're gorgeous.

[@twowaymirrors]

It's true, that is quite an assumption! Thank you so much! 😊

[@michelrodriguez3462]

So, I guess you haven’t noticed that MIST people don’t have a belt sander!

[@twowaymirrors]

You can use a hand sander as well! It will just take longer. :)

[@gullu1276]

haayyy inni soni kudi

[@twowaymirrors]

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