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Old February 10th 08, 04:01 PM posted to rec.crafts.glass
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Default Cutting rough glass

I have a good few lumps of old broken glass some up to about 3" thick and
would like to cut thin sections out but not sure if or how it can be done.
If it can would it be expensive and what percentage woulod be wasted
roughly. Who if anyone does that type of work. What thickness would be the
best to aim for.
It is pieces of a broken lighthouse fresnel lens which we would like in
slivers/sections so that a picture of the lighthouse could be etched onto
them.
Sorry there are som amny questions but hopefully someone may have the
answers.

Thanks Mick


 




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