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Cracks will develop. If vibration and/or weather rattle the frame/glass in a forceful way, the glass may fall out of its frame. Stained glass windows normally last a long time, but they deteriorate thanks to aforementioned problems, as well as exposure to moisture and sunlight over time.

After scoring the glass, hold it with your thumbs on either side of the score right up against the score and quickly turn both hands down to break along the score. It always works better if you break a score from one edge of the glass than holding it in the middle or part way along the score.

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Grip the ends of the glass on each side of the score and twist your wrists to break the pieces apart. If a piece cannot be broken by hand, use glass-breaking pliers known as running pliers to get the job done.

Water pressure cutting is a technique whereby high-pressure jets of water are used to cut glass. This is a preferred method for many professionals because it gets the job done quickly and the water serves to polish the glass at the same time.