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29 years of stained and beveled glass
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Hi Alan, The Cork wheel you have is for the pre-polish step of beveling glass, not many people use them anymore, and missing spots means the wheel will have to be dressed down so those spots are gone
Hi Jo Ann, I'm glad you were able to find the belts, and you've really done it already, the saw blade goes on almost exactlythe same way you put the belt on. I think the best thing to do would be
Hi Jo Ann, Five years is pretty good without breaking a belt, congrats on making it last. You can get a new belt from Pacific Art Glass in Gardena, CA (they ship everywhere), the phone number is
Hi Melissa, Thanks for writing and sending the pic of the window. It looks very nice and in good condition, it certainly seems to have come out of an old church. I would estimate it's value at about
Hi Bonnie, I'll be glad to help. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I have been away for a while. It sounds to me like a couple of different things are going on, let me tell you what I would
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