Mirror mirror on the wall

[bobmac]

is too big.
Has anyone ever cut a mirror in half or quarters?
Obviously not the frame, just the mirror itself.
I'm assuming it's similar to cutting normal glass with a glass cutter and a match stick

 

[brendy]

Weve had all manners of glass cut Bobbymac, take it to a specialist and tell them to go slowly, if it gets too hot it burns the backing and you can see it through the glass.

 

[rickg]

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xbzbv9_myglasstrades-glaschat-how-to-cutti_lifestyle

 

[brendy]

^^^^^ go for it Bob, I want to see this on tape

 

[rickg]

You could use your V-Easy as a straight edge!!!!

 

[Smiffy]

Why do you need a mirror Bob?
It's certainly not to comb your hair

 

[brendy]

Maybe he stands on it to do his parting.

 

[madandra]

I dont think Bob could see himself living in a house without mirrors.

 

[bobmac]

Suddenly everyones a friggin comedian

If you must know...

I have 2 old wardrobe mirror doors (30in x 87in) than I'd like to cut down to 6in tiles to fit on my kitchen wall between the worktop and the wall cupboards.

That will give me 70 tiles which would cost me about £100 including delivery

 

[Farneyman]

Maybe it not the size of the mirror but the person standing in front of it that needs to be resized...;-)

 

[bobmac]

Where's my list.........
Right, names?

 

[John_Findlay]

Bob,

No offence but that's gonna look crap. You'll not get a clean enough cut on the edges without polishing them professionally and if you're using grout it'll look like a dog's dinner. You'll need proper mirrored tiles.

John (the glazier's son)

 

[bobmac]

At last, a sensible reply. Thank you John.
And your probably right.
Plan B

 

[John_Findlay]

I'm here all week.

...but if you need a straight edge I'm selling this on eBay, mate.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V...T#ht_500wt_1156

This is paying for my next round at Castle Stuart!