Cutting small strip of glass

In this video I show you how to cut small strip of glass off of a sheet of glass.
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[@terminatortrainer]

You know, 10 years later and you are still helping out this broke college student and his aquarium build. Thank you for making this.

[@myglasstrades]

Glad it helped

[@rickie5150]

GREAT VIDEO... I rarely have trouble with the thin glass. That 1/4" glass or 1/4" mirrors is where the trade secrets are really needed. THANK YOU !!!

[@myglasstrades]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PapaFavors]

Thank you so much! This saved me from buying another sheet of glass when I messed up on my frame I built. I was about 3/16th too big on the glass. I watched your video, cut 1/4 inch strip off, it then fit perfectly in the frame. Thank you!! :D

[@petersandys2694]

A life saver, the original pane was cut too large, and it worked like a treat. Thank for for sharing

[@sudarshanaperera1046]

You really know what you are doing. I've been searching exactly for this. Thank you.

[@jackieirwin1376]

Your videos saved the day for me! I had an old, jagged, ripply piece of glass my husband wanted to pitch. But I also had some prints with odd frame sizes, needing glass. Using your instructions I perfectly cut what I needed, plus one spare.
Thanks for your great tutorials!

[@Johnnyred51]

Hi Mike! I noticed you were using "flare jaw" plate pliers when running these narrow cuts. I prefer to use "drop jaw" plate pliers when running narrow cuts on 1-4" plate glass. I just lay the top jaw flat down on the glass with the edge on the scribe and squeeze the run down. This helps put pressure under the cut making a cleaner edge. Again, my compliments on showing people the proper techniques in glass working.

[@nixonwasframed]

Now I know that my funky wide pliers are glass pliers. I'm in the club!

[@willrogers1090]

Impressive! Tips from the pro are great for the do it yourselfer folks out there!! Thanks!

[@Chris512100]

Just wanted to say thanks Mike, I had a thin (roughly 1/16) piece of mirror I was trying to cut into a long 20"x1.5" strip and it just kept breaking and breaking. The score/tap method you used worked PERFECTLY.Thank You!

[@workingTchr]

Thanks. I never really got the tapping part before. That's the first I've heard of "run." I"m ready to try it out

[@olneysprings760]

Thank you - had to cut 36 windows because of hail storm everyone of them came out beautiful

[@VanWinkle133]

Thank, this video is very useful!

[@patfennelloutdoors]

Nice! Any tips on cutting 1” strip off 1/2” laminated glass?! Thank you!!!

[@LAKXx]

I ended up with small strips of glass alright, i cracked the large piece lol 😭im so bad at this but i feel like i get a tiny bit better every time after looking at the pros and then wasting yet another panel

[@Dondono48]

Thank you!!.

[@Palletman65]

Good Job Thanks

[@wassupjg]

much appreciated

[@elsongha]

The audio is very difficult to hear but the technique was clearly illustrated! Thank you!

[@dennisbauer65]

Thanks Mike for your videos, i wanted to cut some glass for some containers
for some small tools ie be able to see through, for electronics hobby, these movies
have been extra helpful, by the way i'm in Australia glass here is about $80.00 a meter square, thats about 36inches square in USA, but can be picked up a lot cheaper at charity shops, thanks Mike and Staff cheers from Australia

[@gbsk12]

I learned a lot in this video Do you ever score the glass on both sides? Thanks.

[@chrishard7616]

Thanks a lot for showing that. I’m going to use that method to trim some glass panels that are in an old door so I can reuse them in a new door rather than buying new glass. 👍

[@myglasstrades]

Glad to help

[@janovewaldner1]

Hi, nice video. I have a question. On 3:07 where do you exactly hit the glass? under the score line, on the strip side or on the big piece? Sorry if you have said it on the video, but my english is not that good.
Thanks in advance.

[@Postghost]

Before i came here I must have just made about 20 cuts like this trying different ways to get as close a 90 degree break as i could...for some reason it ALWAYS wants to jut out considerably on the uncut side, i can get nice breaks when wider than 2 cm strips, but the shorter width strip i try, the worse it seems to get .

[@TwoOnesTanks]

Would I use this method to slice off 1/16”?

[@peterpemrich6962]

I don't understand why you say "That's (kinda) what I was after." when that was literally exactly what you were after.

[@myglasstrades]

Kinda, because it did not run out as I expected on the first attempt. You need a new hobby other than complaining about the terms that people use in their speech. If you learned something great! If you didn't then move along!