Inevitably all glass cutters leak oil. I have
the perfect solution; don't put oil in it! This sounds counter-intuitive
as using the cutter without oil will damage it. Instead of putting
cutter oil inside the cutter, I just saturate a soft cloth in cutter oil
and then store it in a tiny plastic to-go container. Before each stroke
of the cutter, I just run the wheel of the cutter over the fabric once
or twice and then cut normally. The oil won't dry out so just keep it
with your cutter until glass accumulates on the fabric. Discard and
start over. No more messy storage!
Christine Cox
It isn't beautiful but it was my first ever fused glass project. The
centerpiece is a piece of copper, embossed with my library embosser and
then fused between a piece of black glass and a piece of clear.
This unfinished book cover is made from one
of our 6" X 4" Glass Bevels.
