Glass cutting device

A device used to score regular and irregular polygonal shapes into glass, the device comprising a platen rotatable on a base, a compression arm secured to the base, a lockable T-square means onto which an adjustable lockable T-square can be located to a desired position, and clamps and stops to hold said glass in position, the platen having a center point and an upper surface, the upper surface having a plurality of grid markings to locate the glass side to side on the platen, and a plurality of circular markings intersecting said grid markings, said circular markings enabling the location of the glass to the center point of the platen, the platen having a plurality of holes at certain of the grid markings into which locating pins, straight edges, said clamps and said stops can be inserted to locate, hold and clamp the glass to the desired position, the generally rectangular base having upper and lower surfaces, the upper surface having a circular recess and an outer perimeter, the rotatable platen being seated into the circular recess, the outer perimeter having degree callouts and degree markings, and the base having a plurality of markings to locate large sheets of glass, the compression arm being secured to the base at a first end of the compression arm, a second end of the compression arm having a glass engaging clamp member, said second end extending over the center of the upper surface of the platen to secure a piece of glass between said glass engaging clamp member and the platen upper surface, the compression arm having a variable force retaining mechanism applicable to the glass via the glass engaging clamp member during the scoring operation, the lockable T-square means including a scale or ruler imprinted adjacent to a glide strip on the upper surface of the platen for indicating a distance from the center of the platen to a desired score mark, said polygonal shapes comprising a plurality of substantially straight lines.