How thick a piece of glass will these cut?
839928
I have only cut standard-weight stained glass and glass tiles with this tool. I'm guessing that it might not be effective on anything heavier.
839929
I have only used them on regular or stained glass which is about 1/8th in thick at most.
839930
I'm not sure I use 1/4 glass tile mosaics you may want to check with seller. sorrry
839931
We were able to cut 1/2 x 1/2 glass mosaic tile pieces easily. Be aware - they actually break the glass so the result is not a perfect slice.
1888784
This worked well for cutting through a 1/4" thick plate glass. Not sure how it will do on a round surface! It doesn't have a sharp point, so it may be more stable & actually do OK!
755849
No, they are a bit larger than 1/4 of an inch thick. Closer to 3/8 inch. I doubt that you can cut a slice, since they are harder and more brittle than, say, watercolor pans, but you can break off small pieces for a travel pallete. If you break them into, say, 4 pieces you should have a good size with which to work and travel. Good luck and let me know how it goes for you.Samantha
425838
I think they will do, but you will probably deteriorates the blades quickly. Use scissors that are made for metal, see in your hardware store.
77486
I honestly dont know, but cannot think of any reason why they couldn't be cut down. They may frey on the the edges after awhile. Believe me, these are so worth the money and will last you forever. I bought four different sizes because I use them for so many different things. Hope that helps.
1799613
You can cut slices either 3.5 mm (approximately 1/8) or 7 mm (slightly over 1/4") thick. There are two julienne blades, 3.5 mm and 7 mm wide.
383959
I have not tried that but suspect the scissors would probably break or crunch the glass rather then cut it. And I am not sure the cutting surface would get close enough to give a flush to the surface cut against the back of the button.
383958
The 5792 may be able to do that but I'd strongly advise against using any shears or scissors to cut glass. I'm sure there are tools to do such, but these scissors or any other shears would not be a safe way to do it. Just my opinion.
753531
I never tried cutting glass . It might work if you went really slow on the cut but I wouldn't think it would work.
1155402
It's probably an inch thick but is plastic, so I doubt it would cut well or look right.
397606
Would be too thick if you used the knife to guide. I don't have the knife anymore because of that- wasn't useful for cutting even slices.
1132972
I think this saw would work for you, just keep your fingers away from the blade. I bought mine to use to cut metal strips to use in stained glass projects. Good luck.
2065640
You could probably cut through them with a dremel or something similar; from what I recall they're too thick to cut with scissors.
1153414
I don't know if they will work well for that or not. The cuts are very narrow, probably an 8th of an inch or so. I can't see these scissors cutting through anything hard like a dog biscuit. Maybe something like beef jerky but you will be left with more or less shreds.
602809
I have never tried cutting glass but will try and let you know. Doesn't seem likely.
1807963
I doubt these will meet your requirements. They're not thinner than a dime, they're more like the thickness of two dimes. And, they are not completely flat, but slightly rounded toward the top. I used them for "feet" on a cutting board and because I was using a cleaver to chop, they did not "stick". Had I been slicing only, they would have been fine. I went to larger feet (more sticky area on the board surface) and that worked.
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yes they will work fine for that. although if i were going with that small of a gauge then i would use micro-sheers, e.g as these - http://www.amazon.com/Xuron-410-Micro-Shear-Flush-Cutter/dp/B000IBOOWQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407771113&sr=8-1&keywords=micro+shears