Glass shatters under pressure—but not like this. Watch diamonds turn fragile mirrors into perfectly cut reflections.

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Supposedly, at least according to the OEM, the diamond-like mirror pattern is produced by utilizing "individual cut-glass segments consisting of different reflective properties, all crafted using ...

Cutting glass with a CNC is something we’ve seen before. [Ben Krasnow] has been using diamond burrs, high speeds, low feeds, and lots of coolant to cut mirrors so expensive you don’t even want ...

[Ben Krasnow] is working on a project that uses an extremely expensive specialty mirror. He needed to cut curves into it ... the biggest risk when milling glass is the clamping method used.

Of course, this only applies to non-toughened glass, such as the kind commonly used for mirrors. If you want toughened glass cut to size, you’ll have to speak to the professionals. No – glass must be ...

but mirrors have always been a creative sweet spot. For some of their earliest pieces, they cut plain reflective glass into crisp geometric shapes embellished with mane-like fringes of horsehair ...

Royal College of Art graduates Sasa Stucin and Nicholas Gardner have designed an oval mirror that emits a scented vapour cloud, partly obscuring the reflection as it perfumes the air. The ...