Thanks for the tip Glenn! The sharpening stones from hardware stores (carborundum I think they are called?) are easier to handle than sandpaper on those edges, I was always worried I would slice off a finger! I'm a bit lucky, I have a German made glass grinder with a diamond grinding head which whips through it in no time! Fantastic for shapes like circles or with curved edges :)
I would like to see more videos like this. Your channel can be about picture frames. Have you tried to make glass squeak by rubbing a woolly jumper? That can be done by licking glass, letting it dry and rub it on your jumper. You can show that in a video.
You win awesomeness! Requirement for my course was for it to be interactive... being that I already spent three days making this (first time video maker) the only time I had for interactive imagination was the two slides at the end ha! :) But you still win awesomeness....
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Safety glasses! Thanks for sharing!!!
Looks so simple. Thanks! Love the Art Deco frame BTW.
Well done. This is very simple, clear and easy to follow. Brilliant
Thanks, Kristy. You just helped someone today...me.
Awesome video, thanks Kristy!
Well done Kristy! To make the glass a little safer in handling (after cutting) you can sandpaper the edges.
Thanks for the tip Glenn! The sharpening stones from hardware stores (carborundum I think they are called?) are easier to handle than sandpaper on those edges, I was always worried I would slice off a finger! I'm a bit lucky, I have a German made glass grinder with a diamond grinding head which whips through it in no time! Fantastic for shapes like circles or with curved edges :)
Wish I'd seen this *before* I tried to cut my glass. Back to the store I go...
You're a natural! Well done
its' absolutely super effective! well done!!
Thanks kristy, I Justed replaced glasses for four pictures.used 3n1 oil instead of kerosene. Got lucky.Score on
The most important piece of safety equipment when cutting glass is having Kristy do it for you but if you can't then it will be safety glasses!!!!!
Thank you, your video was very helpful 👍
I would like to see more videos like this. Your channel can be about picture frames. Have you tried to make glass squeak by rubbing a woolly jumper? That can be done by licking glass, letting it dry and rub it on your jumper. You can show that in a video.
safety glasses and gloves are recommended
Always! i mean always scratch the glass exactly the opposite direction. hand must come to your side at the end of scratching
Thanks
Nice tips to cut glass. I would snap the cut glass using gloves; why take a chance.
I'm enter here for some tips and I find a incredible beautiful woman, thanks TH-cam!
You can make it yourself, just loook and learn from woodprix.
What do I win if I say goggles Kristy?
You win awesomeness! Requirement for my course was for it to be interactive... being that I already spent three days making this (first time video maker) the only time I had for interactive imagination was the two slides at the end ha! :) But you still win awesomeness....
Im using woodprix instructions to make it and I do it already :)