Used the original version of this...mainly used for cutting notches or socket cutouts in 6mm mirror. We used to drill a 6mm hole and cut to that from memory
I know it was three years ago but a couple of things to try are cutting on a scrificial cellotex insulation (PIR insulation board). I find it absorbs the vibration when cutting tiles and supports the off cut which means it's less likely to snap off. The other thing to try is perhaps setting the cut depth less deep.
I would also suggest a surface that absorbs vibration and is soft, like, someone mentioned before , felt or the neoprene toolbox or cabinet liners, I have had excellent results with those and I like to wrap my entire piece of glass in blue painters tape
For cutting hard tiles I use my plunge Makita saw and 150mm ultrathin disk for angle grinder, works great for me, got much better cut than tilers with their tile cutter.
A proper blade would probably help. But this tool is just too weak. I found that a specific blade for glass makes a huge difference. Like the Alpha Vetro. Cuts slow but super clean. You can try that on an angle grinder but use a sponge to keep the blade wet. Or get a wet saw, there are wet saws cheaper than that little thing lol and they work.
Hi tools and stuff. I'm looking to cut hundreds of bottles for a home business project, so far I've only found this tool available in the market in my area/country thats affordable. Is there a way to use this tool to continuously cut precisely every *glass* bottle at the same height? Thanks, Cliff
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL sorry im not as handy as you haha, could you please point me in a direction for examples? :) thanks for the reply btw. You make awesome videos
You need to set your blades depth, much more shallow, just should barely peek through the other side , you will get much better results, but that's from my personal experience and I am far from being a professional, just been building stuff for 30 plus years
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I can't speak for more than myself, but yes I use an angle grinder with a diamond blade. And I take the protection out. lol It's just a lot easier that way, you can see where the blade hits the tile. I also use a hand machine, that's how my boss calls it, it's a manual tile cutter, only do straight cuts though. I use a wet saw and hummmmmm sometimes diamond cup saw and... hummm sometimes even nippers (ear clamp pliers/end cutting pliers) for rough cuts on soft tile. My boss also has a similar saw as the one you have, but 110V (obviously much stronger), and we pretty much only use that for straight cuts on tile floor already set. For glass we use specific blades. Like the Alpha Vetro.
@Sergey Shiryaev it is what it is. If you are able to cut tempered glass, what you need to do is to sell your patent to my trade people. I will be the first one to buy your patent.
LOL please don't try to cut tempered glass. At least wear all the safety equip you can find because it's going to explode. I have had some success sanding the edges of tempered glass a little. Wouldn't advise tho.
I’m sure this tool has been out for over 15 years and probably the reason why it’s not an 18v because they won’t of sold that many hence only updating the body not the internals
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Because of the vibration of the motor the glass's resonant frequency is causing it to shatter.
honestly, best review on youtube.....was interesting to see how it reacted to window glass.
Thanks man
Used the original version of this...mainly used for cutting notches or socket cutouts in 6mm mirror. We used to drill a 6mm hole and cut to that from memory
The sawblad is set to deep. It is supposed to only cut into the glass about half way, so about 1,5mm if it is 3mm glass
Not a glass guy .. but always seen pro glass guys cutting glass on a very flat felt tables...
00:32 "As far as I'm aware they don't make an 18 volt glass and tile cutter" *Coming Soon* DCC501 18V LXT 125mm (5") Cutter 👍
I know it was three years ago but a couple of things to try are cutting on a scrificial cellotex insulation (PIR insulation board). I find it absorbs the vibration when cutting tiles and supports the off cut which means it's less likely to snap off. The other thing to try is perhaps setting the cut depth less deep.
I would also suggest a surface that absorbs vibration and is soft, like, someone mentioned before , felt or the neoprene toolbox or cabinet liners, I have had excellent results with those and I like to wrap my entire piece of glass in blue painters tape
For cutting hard tiles I use my plunge Makita saw and 150mm ultrathin disk for angle grinder, works great for me, got much better cut than tilers with their tile cutter.
dude! Thank you so much for this video. bummer it doesn't do well on the plate glass
The best review.👍Thank you sir . Hello from Vietnam 👏
Hey, thanks!
A proper blade would probably help. But this tool is just too weak. I found that a specific blade for glass makes a huge difference. Like the Alpha Vetro. Cuts slow but super clean. You can try that on an angle grinder but use a sponge to keep the blade wet. Or get a wet saw, there are wet saws cheaper than that little thing lol and they work.
That's an awesome video...
Hi tools and stuff.
I'm looking to cut hundreds of bottles for a home business project, so far I've only found this tool available in the market in my area/country thats affordable. Is there a way to use this tool to continuously cut precisely every *glass* bottle at the same height?
Thanks,
Cliff
You could make up a pretty simple jig to lay the bottles on with a straight edge at the point you want to cut each bottle.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL sorry im not as handy as you haha, could you please point me in a direction for examples? :) thanks for the reply btw. You make awesome videos
Can this cut steel ?
You need to set your blades depth, much more shallow, just should barely peek through the other side , you will get much better results, but that's from my personal experience and I am far from being a professional, just been building stuff for 30 plus years
thanks good video
It's available in India mumbai
Tilers use anglegrinder to cut tiles
Every one of them?
We use 3 things depending on the tile. A snap cutter, a wetsaw or an angle grinder with a diamond blade.
And we hate being called tilers
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I can't speak for more than myself, but yes I use an angle grinder with a diamond blade. And I take the protection out. lol
It's just a lot easier that way, you can see where the blade hits the tile.
I also use a hand machine, that's how my boss calls it, it's a manual tile cutter, only do straight cuts though. I use a wet saw and hummmmmm sometimes diamond cup saw and... hummm sometimes even nippers (ear clamp pliers/end cutting pliers) for rough cuts on soft tile. My boss also has a similar saw as the one you have, but 110V (obviously much stronger), and we pretty much only use that for straight cuts on tile floor already set.
For glass we use specific blades. Like the Alpha Vetro.
By can it cut shapes on the dance floor? 🤣 Quite a neat tool though potentially.
Next time you come around for a beer, guess how I'm taking the top off.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL brings new meaning to the phrase "neck a couple of beers"
It’s made for sheet class (with a guide to keep the blade straight) there are much easier ways to cut bottles
Try tempered glass instead. It might help to score with a glass cutter first too on untempered glass.
Tempered glass can’t be cut.
@Sergey Shiryaev it is what it is. If you are able to cut tempered glass, what you need to do is to sell your patent to my trade people. I will be the first one to buy your patent.
LOL please don't try to cut tempered glass. At least wear all the safety equip you can find because it's going to explode. I have had some success sanding the edges of tempered glass a little. Wouldn't advise tho.
May be the blade needs some re-engineering to make it cut precisely.
Wow
Trust me it's alot easier to cut glass with a glass cutter
Você não esta sabendo corta o vidro
I’m sure this tool has been out for over 15 years and probably the reason why it’s not an 18v because they won’t of sold that many hence only updating the body not the internals
Looks alot like the Milwaukee M12 cutoff tool.
Sound alone could break that thin glass. No surprise it broke with a saw!
You can cut beer bottles to make cups just using string. No need for expensive tools for that
I can use a pair of scissors to cut my lawn...
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL yeah do it. Post a video too while you're at it
You need to stick to tile, I have cut glass from 1/4 to 3/4 inch and on curves, not once have I had the problems you are showing
Czech beer bottle
Made in NZ
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Really? :D
Most definitely. It's imprinted into the glass.
😂😅🤦♂️
Hands and asses we spek in Russia
will it slice rocks?