• Cutting Material and Identification

  Choosing the Right Diamond Blade for Glass Cutting

  Posted by brianf on January 2, 2026 at 5:49 am

  I’ve been working on a few projects that involve cutting various types of glass — from art glass to tempered and laminated pieces — and the choice of blade makes a big difference in edge quality and chipping. A good diamond blade for glass can help reduce breakouts and deliver a smoother cut with less stress on the material.

  I found this reference that covers blade design, bond type, and grit differences for glass cutting:

  https://ukam.com/diamond-blades-for-glass/

  Has anyone tested specific blade specs (thickness, grit, bond type) for things like borosilicate vs soda-lime glass? What setups (speed, coolant) have given you the cleanest results with minimal chipping?

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