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July 28th 03, 09:02 AM
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DIY Question
I know this sounds daft but the property of glass changes as it gets older.
The result of this is that it becomes more brittle and therefore much more difficult to cut accurately. I support the advice given by others, to ask a professional glazier to cut the glass for you. HTH - Dave -- www.aegis.uk.com "Jon Pike" wrote in message . 159... I've recently come into posession of 8 large sheets of 1/2" thick glass. Has anyone had any experience with cutting this? What kind of tools will I need? TIA 
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