this is just rought cuted liminated glass 5+5+5 ,not sure if I can left it as it is o it will be better to chanfer the edges ?
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chanfer edges on laminated glass?
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chanfer edges on laminated glass?
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Josep, I'm not much of a "glass man", but my suspicions were confirmed by this -
http://www.opticalwindows.co.uk/glassmachining.html
Specifically read the part under "Bevelling/Chamfering/Arising" - and under that, specifically the part about strength and handling properties... STeve
http://www.opticalwindows.co.uk/glassmachining.html
Specifically read the part under "Bevelling/Chamfering/Arising" - and under that, specifically the part about strength and handling properties... STeve
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Yeah, my main worry was cracks spreading; in ANY construction material, radiusing edges reduces or eliminates this.
From a handling standpoint, you should ALWAYS wear gloves when working with potentially sharp edges anyway, and once the glass is in place that woudln't be a problem, since it will be bedded in EPDM rubber or similar... Steve
From a handling standpoint, you should ALWAYS wear gloves when working with potentially sharp edges anyway, and once the glass is in place that woudln't be a problem, since it will be bedded in EPDM rubber or similar... Steve
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"windy" - is this the type of thing you mean?
http://www.mytoolstore.com/woods/wodindex.html
If so, be sure to watch the weight ratings so you have MORE lifting capacity than you NEED... Steve
http://www.mytoolstore.com/woods/wodindex.html
If so, be sure to watch the weight ratings so you have MORE lifting capacity than you NEED... Steve
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