🔪 Precision Glass Cutting Made Easy with the EAB Tool 2118901 4-1/2-Inch Diameter Glass Cutting Blade Review

I used it for cutting glass, natural stone and porcelain mosaics at the wet tile port cargo basin. The cut was smooth as butter with minimal chipping. I couldn't ask for more. I have tried the HF, Dewalt brand and this is by far the best. It has made my job so much easier, I kick myself for not buying it sooner.

I wanted to cut some wine bottles to make glasses. I bought one of the class cutting tools, the glass scratches and with heat and cold water it should break. One of the four bottles worked for me which meant I had to drink more wine and 4 bottles of whiskey. I bought a small table saw and this blade was perfect for getting nice, clean cuts with no cracks or rough edges. Now I have a whole set of glasses for the bar outside!

I'm not a professional. Just an amateur. I cut bottles and make gift candles out of them. To do this I machine welded and used a Dewalt diamond blade. I had a lot of chips and broken bottles so I decided to invest $20 in this blade. MY GOD! How important is the blade! I was going to write a review after the first bottle but thought maybe it was an accident it turned out so well. I have already made 3 and they are all nothing short of perfection. This significantly reduces manual grinding time…

Trying to cut bottles to make a lamp. I've tried every type out there, even made my own, stronger and better aligned than the ones you can buy. Yes, they all cut bottles, but never succeeded more than 1 out of 3, and even then, "one" usually required significant grinding. BUT. I have a table saw. :-D So I tried this little diamond wheel. Even without water cooling, moving very slowly, this little blade went right through the bottle glass, leaving a nearly perfect cut that only required a little