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![]() I've got 4 or 5 glass doors(i think they're off things like china cabinets,ets,found when I was cleaning out my garage)1/4 inch 4'x2' pieces.Doesn't have any stamp/markings,so how can you tell?
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![]() If you have a pair of polarized glasses put them on and look at the glass. If you see waves in the glass then it IS Tempered. No waves, No tempered.
cheers
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![]() the only glasses I have are for my laser level,they're deep red to protect against the laser.I guess I'll just try cutting a broken piece.
Jim |
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![]() If you have a broken piece of it, my guess is it's not tempered ... shouldn't it have shattered instead of broken?
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![]() Quote:
old sliding glass door, seemed a waste to toss it so I tryed to cut it, one thing good is it went into the garbage pail a little easier after I swept up all the pieces. |
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![]() As soon as i find my glass cutter,i'll start cutting.Are there any tricks to make the cutting go smoother?If it all goes to @#$! then no worries because the glass was all free
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