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2008-10-28 antique glass polisher: Hi Teri, Thanks for sending me a photo of the grinder. It's a combination belt sander and cast iron roughing wheel for grinding. There are people who would love to have this, but finding them could...
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2008-08-25 polishing leaded glass: Hi Vickie, It kind of depends on how old the panel is. If it's less than 20 or 30 years, it could clean up some. Lay it down horizantally, maybe with some newspaper or towels underneath to keep it...
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2008-08-23 Polishing glass: Hi Jim, I've done exactly the same thing, and the answer is, cut another piece. To try and polish out the scratches left by the grinding wheel would require a lot of equipment and time, and it's just...
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2008-07-06 bevels in a west facing window: Hi Anneta, You don't have to worry at all, the heat won't damage the bevels. You are lucky, having a west facing window will produce the best rainbows from the bevels. Use thicker glass with a steep...
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2008-03-31 third stage beveling: Hi Edward, First tell me are you talking about staights and outside curves, or inside curves, or all 3. No easy answer, as you already know, the fiber wheel and the diamond resin vertical wheel are...
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