I saw the video in YouTube of the test with floating supports and I made mine, use a dremell bit andt worked! Sorry for the sound is strident but when you have worked with glass before you get used to listening to it.
https:/uploads/inventables/original/3X/5/9/59e7a7890807b21c29a3bd17eb44752cc7ca1f8b.mp4
This is cool!!! I like your hold down design. Please tell me more about the type of Dremel Bit you used
dremel 9924
Glad to see the video was useful. Looks good.
You are the guy from the original video!!! THANKS!!! that work!!! really good thank you!!!
This is awesome - Nicely done!
Excellent. Will you illuminate this as well? Nice work.
I love this technique!! Awesome
very cool.
is that a diamond tip? If so doesn’t that have a spring already in the shaft?
yes @BrianHoelscher1 I’ll iluminate it!
thanks @PhillipLunsford!!!
@anon68752607 is a $5 bit, dremel 9924
Its a diamond tip, not a diamond drag bit.
Intended to spin hence no spring.
I see. But in the video it’s not spinning that’s why I was confused. 
I had to look too LOL 
But afaik its a regular diamond bit, but not spinning in this case 
Wow, I’ve never seen glass done on an X-Carve.
I’ve got to try it!
@CristhianPena. How strong are those springs? How much movement is necessary?
Zach thanks you!!! Is so glad to see your opinion!!!
