July 15, 2021 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Before you begin, you’ll want first to mark where you want to make your cut. Then, place the tile on the cutter ...

Do-it-yourselfers are an intrepid bunch who will without hesitation cut any building material they can get their hands on. The thought of cutting glass, however, stops even the most daring DIYers in ...

Like many other hard tile materials, glass tile is extremely durable, but only after it's installed. Prior to installation, glass tile can easily chip and break. This can pose a challenge when ...

Cutting glass can be a pretty intimidating task to undertake, but some craft and DIY projects around the house require it. Whether you’re framing artwork, replacing a window, or making your own ...

Frequently you have to make L-shaped or U-shaped cuts as you work with ceramic tile. On an L-shaped cut, you can make the second cut with the ceramic-tile cutter, but the first cut will need to be ...

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Sometimes a hack doesn’t need to be rocket science to be useful. Take for instance [MofigoDIY] using an old spark plug to build a glass cutter. Sure, going to grab a glass cutter at the hardware store ...