We need to cut 1"x1" soda lime glass slides in 3 straight strips of 1"x1/3". Would this tool do the job?
1300311
No, that's not going to cute straight strips. You need a Toyo Pistol Grip Glass Cutter, shown on Amazon's web site. You will also need another tool that snaps the pieces apart, but I don't see it on Amazon's site and don't know what it's called. Sorry I can't be more help. But you definitely do not want the tool you are considering.
1300312
I say no because this is not a precision tool. You are working on a very small piece of glass.
1094771
It will cut glass but might not give the clean sharp line you want. I would prefer to use a wet saw especially for smaller pieces. This cutter is fine if the edge of your cut will be hidden (as in a corner) or covered by mortar or caulk etc
1988186
It should, as there a smaller tool that looks like it would be best for lemons and limes. Hope this helps!
874325
The blade will cut through the glass tiles just fine, however, I would suggest purchasing a thinner more durable blade. I purchased a Ridgid 7" blade from Home Depot. The Ridgid blade make cleaner cuts and wastes less material because it is a thinner blade.Also, Skil just came out with a new updated model of this saw. I would suggest purchasing that saw instead because it has some much needed improvements. Here is some information on the new saw: https://www.skiltools.com/Tools/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?model=3550-01.
1270084
Yes. I don't think this will be the right tool. It only cuts in circles and is hard to cut where it breaks evenly.
881779
I just tested it on some 1/8" foam and 1/4" foam and it worked fine. Keep the blade sharp to prevent material from sliding and you should be fine, Just a heads up - this does not come with extra blades so you may want to consider ordering them at the same time.
874328
It should be fine. Take your time cutting though, let the blade do the work. I used it to cut 2x3 glass tiles, it did wonderful. Bear in mind, the smaller the tile the harder to hold in place while cutting.
874327
I cut a ton of very small glass tiles. The blade that came with it worked like a champ. No need for another special blade just for glass.
753528
Even if it was possible, to do a wall of glass like you suggest would go through many blades and a great many hours of time. Why not buy the right tool for the right job? ($30) Do an Amazon search for Ephrem's Bottle and Jar Cutter. I've been using one since 1972 and it works great. It scratches (scores) the glass, you heat with a candle, rub ice cube on the scored line and bingo, you have a cut bottle. In a minute.
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This tool is usually used to cut a strip of glass to make smaller pieces. You would not use a scorer to cut first. The key to using this tool is to cut quickly and keep the wheels perpendicular to what you are cutting. Otherwise the glass might shatter.
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These will work just fine for that application. They will allow you to trim your plate pieces in to the desired shape for any project you will be using the plate pieces on. I have always found they work wonderful for me as I trim extremely small pieces of glass for my glass fusing projects. Don't hesitate to get these nippers. Hope this has helped. Good luck with your project.
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.
1045214
Yes however I have found that a small drill press works the best especially if you are cutting thicker glass. The press helps to keep the pressure steady and your positioning consistent.
1170132
Yes it would do the job but I think this tool is much bigger than you need for this task.
1589365
Yes, if you're careful and patient. I used this saw to put together a model train table for my kids and did quite a few flush cuts in the process. I have sliced things as thin as 1/8" using this saw.
602812
Yes, it will cut the glass bottle just fine. You will get the cleanest cut without chipping if you use a new high quality blade, full water blast, and slow and steady.
590904
The tool really holds well on the flat part of a piece of glass. It should work fine-just clean the surfaces before hand.