Cutting glass precisely with minimal waste

I’ve been experimenting with some new cutting techniques lately, focusing on maximizing material efficiency. Using a straight edge and a high-quality glass cutter, I’ve managed to reduce waste significantly while achieving clean edges. I’d love to hear if anyone else has tips for precise cuts without sacrificing quality. What tools or methods have worked best for you all?

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Using a high-quality glass cutter really makes a difference. I’ve found that scoring consistently at the same angle helps maintain precision. Have you tried any specific scoring techniques or just sticking with the straight edge for now?

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