Sorry, went to bed. As long as you are slow and deliberate, I wouldn't think you would have a problem with cracking. There are some issues with the glass flaking off where you cut it, but that can be fixed with sanding.
I used these bits to finish the edges after cutting. The "globe" bit, 7th from the right, is what I used to drill a drainage hole in the glass.
edit: also, for sanding the edges, get Emery Cloth, it's in the sandpaper isle at home depot. It's sandpaper that is bound with cloth, so you aren't going to cut through on a sharp edge when you are sanding it down.
I've not tried it myself, but using a hand tool would seem to be the safer bet.
I believe i have also read someone say they used the Diamond Bur set that you can get on amazon. Google'd: This one maybe?
Hey man, awesome pieces. Would these work? I'd love to give this a shot myself
https://www.amazon.com/Pro-Quality-20-Piece-Diamond-Rotary-Tool/dp/B000MOI9G6