Glass Tips from Verrier

  Scoring the circle Setting out the centre point and radius of the circle Set up a centre point. You can do it by estimating. But it is m...

Dennis Brady has done a lot of work on predicting the size of circles resulting from stacking squares of glass and taking them to full fuse ...

Often there is uncertainty about which way the cutting head should be placed on the bar of the circle cutter to get the right diameter.  ...

Putting came around small circles such as lenses and small bullions often leaves an irregular curve. There is a way to avoid this. Use ov...

I fired a one-layer piece of glass and it shrank. What did I do wrong? Cause This result relates to the thickness that glass, under ...

Leading Circles and ovals as well as irregular shapes significant support as leading often involves sideways pressures to fit the lead...

It is possible to cut regular, small diameter circles without buying a lens cutter. It can be done with the assistance of a Lazy Susan or ...

The way to bend larger leads such as flat outside leads around pieces of tracery or other curved shapes in window panels is to lay the lead...

If you have a suction cup on the circle cutter, it will be easier to hold in place. But a three legged circle cutter is possible to keep in...

Score as normal. Be careful about putting too much pressure when scorning as, in general, opalescent glass does not make as much sound whe...

Circles can be scored freehand or with a circle cutter. First, score the circle, making sure that you start and stop the score line at th...