glass splashback what cutter?

[Daz]

I've never had any problems cutting glass, and as Charlie says, just be aware of how a circular blade will affect the tile backing.

As far as protective clothing etc...Remember your safety specs as you don't want a glass chip in your eye! I always dunk my hands in a bucket of water after cutting to get any glass splinters off them - don't rub them as you'll only cut your hands up really bad.

 

[kilty55]

good tip with the hands there captain

 

[doug boardley]

for straight cuts my old ts40 did them ok, but I put a bit of cardboard between tile and breaking mechanism to stop chipping

 

[Grace'sDad]

I'll probably get shouted at for saying this but I found that rounding a continous rim blade (so it looks like it's been well worn) helps get a cleaner cut. I used an old chisel to do this.
Also, as mentioned already - LOADS of water. Fill the bath right up so you get a soaking off the blade. And cut REALLY slowly.

 

[doug boardley]

can post some of my cpc that are well worn!!! to tight to throw 'em away