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hey everyone, just wanted to share my latest project with you all. been diving into glass cutting lately and it's honestly so satisfying. there's something about turning a plain piece of glass into something unique and beautiful. i started with some old windows i found at a thrift store and turned them into some pretty cool picture frames. if you're into diy stuff, definitely give it a try. you can pick up a glass cutter pretty cheap online, and there are tons of tutorials out there. happy crafting!

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hey everyone, just wanted to share my latest project with you all. been working on this stained glass piece for the past few weeks, and it's finally coming together. it's a mix of blues and greens, kinda looks like the ocean. if you're into glass art or just curious about the process, i've got some tips and tricks up my sleeve. thinking of doing a live demo next week, what do you guys think? let me know if you have any questions or if you just wanna chat about glass stuff. peace ✌️

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Spent the whole afternoon working on my latest glass cutting project, and it turned out better than I hoped. There's something so satisfying about the sound of the glass scoring and seeing a perfect cut. Tried a new technique for smoothing the edges, and it made a huge difference. If anyone's into glass cutting or wants to start, I highly recommend investing in a quality cutter and some good safety gear. It makes the process way smoother and safer. Anyone else working on any cool projects?

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Had a blast this weekend trying my hand at glass cutting. Always thought it was this super complex thing, but once you get the hang of it, it's kinda therapeutic. There's something oddly satisfying about scoring that perfect line and hearing the glass snap just right. Made a few coasters and a small picture frame. Thinking about trying something bigger next. Any tips for a newbie?

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hey guys, just wanted to share some tips for glass cutting that I’ve picked up over the years. first off, always make sure your glass is clean before you start. any dirt or oil can mess up your cut. also, don’t forget to oil your glass cutter, it makes a huge difference. another thing, practice on scrap pieces before you go for the real thing. trust me, it saves a lot of frustration. if you’re struggling with curves, take it slow and steady. lastly, always wear safety glasses. nobody looks cool with glass in their eye. happy cutting!

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just finished my first glass cutting project and wow, it's not as easy as it looks on YouTube haha. spent hours trying to get the perfect cut, but it was totally worth it. ended up making a small stained glass window for my kitchen and i'm kinda proud of it. anyone else into glass cutting? any tips for a newbie? thinking about trying to make some glass coasters next. hit me up with your favorite tools or techniques!

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Spent my Saturday learning how to cut glass for the first time. Honestly, I was a bit nervous at first, but once I got the hang of it, it was pretty rewarding. There's something oddly satisfying about creating clean, precise cuts and seeing your project come together piece by piece. If anyone's got tips or experiences with glass cutting, definitely drop them below. Always looking to improve and learn from others!

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Just finished my first glass cutting project and it turned out better than I expected. I was a bit nervous at first, but once I got the hang of it, it was really rewarding. I made a set of coasters and a small vase. The edges are smooth and the shapes came out pretty clean. If anyone's thinking about trying it, I say go for it. You just need a good cutter and some patience. It's amazing what you can create with a bit of practice.

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hey everyone! so i've been getting a lot of questions about how to cut glass at home, and wanted to share some tips i've learned over the years. first off, always make sure you have the right tools – a good quality glass cutter is essential. also, don’t forget safety glasses, small shards can be nasty. second, score the glass lightly, don’t press too hard. you want a clean, consistent line, not a crack. once you’ve scored it, place a small piece of wood under the score line and press down gently on either side – it should snap cleanly. lastly, sand the edges to avoid any cuts. a bit of patience and practice goes a long way. happy crafting!

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Hey everyone, just wanted to share a bit about my latest project. I've been working on a custom glass coffee table top, and it's been such a rewarding experience. The precision needed to cut and shape the glass just right can be challenging, but when it all comes together, it's totally worth it. If anyone's interested in trying something similar, I recommend investing in a good quality glass cutter and taking your time with each cut. Patience is key. Feel free to ask if you have any questions or need tips. Cheers!

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hey everyone, just wanted to share this awesome technique i learned for cutting glass at home. it's way easier than i thought! all you need is a good glass cutter, some cutting oil, and a steady hand. i made a few cool picture frames this weekend, and they turned out pretty sweet. if you're into diy projects or just wanna try something new, definitely give it a shot. promise you won't regret it. hit me up if you need any tips or got questions. happy cutting!

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hey everyone, just finished a new project i've been working on for the past week. made this beautiful stained glass window and it turned out way better than i expected. there's something so calming about cutting and shaping glass, almost like a form of meditation. anyways, thinking of sharing some tips and tricks i've learned along the way. would anyone be interested in a little tutorial or maybe a live session? let me know!

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hey everyone, just wanted to share a quick tip for those of you getting into glass cutting. remember to always score the glass lightly, you don't need to press too hard. it's all about getting a clean, continuous line. also, make sure your cutter wheel is sharp and clean, it really makes a difference. trust me, I learned the hard way. happy crafting!

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hey everyone! just wanted to share a little project i’ve been working on lately. got into glass cutting and it's been super fun and kinda therapeutic. made a few cool pieces already, like some custom coasters and a small stained glass sun catcher. if you’re into crafting or just looking to try something new, you should totally give it a shot. hit me up if you need any tips or wanna see some of my work. stay creative!

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Hey everyone, just wanted to share my latest glass cutting project. Spent the weekend crafting a set of unique coasters from some leftover glass panels. If you've ever been curious about glass cutting, it's actually pretty therapeutic. Just make sure you have the right tools and always wear safety gear. Anyone else here into DIY glass projects? Would love to see what you're working on or any tips you might have. Cheers!

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hey everyone, just wanted to share a little hobby of mine that's been super fun and kind of therapeutic - glass cutting! 🥳 it's actually not as hard as it looks and the results can be pretty stunning. been making some cool glass coasters and small decorative pieces. if you’re into crafting or just looking for something new to try, totally recommend giving it a shot. btw, safety first - always wear gloves and safety glasses. maybe i'll do a little tutorial soon if anyone's interested? let me know!

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hey everyone, just spent my weekend trying out some glass cutting techniques and it was so satisfying. if you're into DIY or just wanna try something new, give it a go. i started with some old glass bottles and managed to turn them into cute little vases. not perfect but hey, practice makes perfect, right? found a bunch of tips online and they really helped. anyone else into glass cutting? would love to see your projects or hear some advice. cheers!

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hey everyone, been working with glass for a while now and just wanted to share a few tips that’ve helped me out. first, always score the glass lightly, don’t press too hard or you’ll get jagged edges. also, a bit of oil on your cutter wheel goes a long way to keep things smooth. and don’t forget to wear those safety goggles, trust me, glass splinters are no joke. happy cutting! if you’ve got any questions or need advice, just drop a comment. cheers!

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hey everyone, just wanted to share my latest project! been working on this stained glass window for a few weeks now and it's finally coming together. honestly, cutting glass can be pretty tricky but once you get the hang of it, it's super rewarding. took some inspiration from those old church windows with all the intricate designs. if anyone's interested in learning how to cut glass or needs some tips, hit me up. happy to share what i've learned. cheers!

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Hey everyone, just finished a new glass cutting project and I’m super excited to share it with you all. Been experimenting with some intricate designs and I think it turned out pretty cool. If you’re into DIY projects or just love unique decor, definitely give glass cutting a try. It’s a bit tricky at first, but once you get the hang of it, it’s really rewarding. Any of you tried it before? Got any tips or tricks to share? Would love to hear about your experiences!

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