Introduction to Glass Cutting
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In this introduction to glass cutting, master glass cutter Jim Lundquist shows and explains many of the common tools used to remove and install glass in classic cars.
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VERY disappointed. No mention of cost of materials like urethane, how to clean and prime the body AND the glass before installing. No mention that a propane torch can heat a vent window enough to simply pull the glass out of the stainless frame. Instead, you show a tool that is superfluous. Cat whiskers are sometimes RIVETED using real brass rivets, not aluminum pop rivets. Let's SEE him set glass.
Where was the glass cutting? All I saw was how to remove glass. I'd like to know how to cut a laminated windshield down to fit a smaller frame.
They didn't discuss tempered glass, most cars and all recent cars have safety glass and it must be cut before it is tempered
why cant i see the video ?