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Homemade glass, Glass casting |
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Hi all
I recycle glass beer and booze bottles to make lighting fixtures using a homemade air fired wood furnace. -------------------- Sean Dougherty
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Cool stuff!
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Diggin' In! ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 30-July 18 From: Colorado Springs Colorado Member No.: 151,108 ![]() |
Cool stuff! ![]() I have a couple questions for you firstly are those pieces of glass fuse completely to each other? And secondly, do you make custom orders? The reason I am asking is that I flintknap and I need some glass (slabs) pieces that are 1/2in thick and the length of the pieces should vary from 4 to 8in long and 2 1/2 to 4in wide. The reason for the variance in length and width is that I'll need one piece for a knife, the another for a spearpoint or axe. If you do, please pm me with price and how you go about it. Thank you |
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