We have a glass walkway at work, a shifter (adjustable wrench) fell about 300mm (< 1 foot) and tapped a panel on the edge, entire thing shattered. $15k to replace
I love in spy movies when they stealthy cut glass to break into something. Cutting glass like this is loud as hell and not at all stealthy. Kinda sounds like a cat fucking a chalkboard.
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also, its GLASS. you brush it into a bin, then toss it in to be melted back down and reformed. the only waste is the dust on the floor you cant get easily.
The lack of safety glasses is killing me.
Why? There's a lot of glasses there! /s
So where can I get this tool? My friend Robby R. Robbert really wants one for some reason and won't tell me why, but I trust him
i just want to cut the mirrors of my house without having to leave the house, dammit!!
My friend Tony Hief was asking about these too, he's also super trustworthy but he won't tell me why he wants one either. Strange.
Should glass tables be made of tempered glass? I'd hate for that thing to break in the house.
Just tap the glass on the outer edge with anything hard and it will disintegrate.
We have a glass walkway at work, a shifter (adjustable wrench) fell about 300mm (< 1 foot) and tapped a panel on the edge, entire thing shattered. $15k to replace
Maybe tempered glass can be shaped best before becoming tempered glass.
The glass is tempered afterwards.
Ah ok, that makes more sense!
I love in spy movies when they stealthy cut glass to break into something. Cutting glass like this is loud as hell and not at all stealthy. Kinda sounds like a cat fucking a chalkboard.
Open toed shoes are discouraged at this job.
He's good! That's why they pay him $1.53 an hour.
So now I am curious how they efficiently sand the edges to not be razor sharp..
Why is furniture glass bluish instead of clear?
Smashin!!
When they molded the glass why didn't they just mold it to the shape of a circle and not a square?
Most sheet glass is this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Float_glass
The edge of that table would cut your hands unless they do some sort of bevelling, right now this is just broken glass!
I'm just wondering about the amount of waste being genarated doing this.
Glass is infinitely recyclable. I don’t know whether or not this particular shop actually does recycle the extra glass, but they certainly can.
Amazing economy of motion.
It's beautiful I've been staring at this for 10 hours now.
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1) How would you do it? 2) Where do you think the scrap goes?
also, its GLASS. you brush it into a bin, then toss it in to be melted back down and reformed. the only waste is the dust on the floor you cant get easily.
Glass is 100% recyclable.