  We report on the usage of ultrashort laser pulses in form of
aberration-corrected Bessel-like beams for laser cutting of glass with bevels.
Our approach foresees to incline the material's entrance surface with respect
to the processing optics. The detailed analysis of phase distortions caused by
the beam transition through the tilted glass surface allows to pre-compensate
occurring aberrations using digital holography. We verify theoretical
considerations by means of pump-probe microscopy and present high-quality edges
in non-strengthened silicate glass.
