1. Buy a glass cutter from the hardware store.
2. Get a cork back ruler or something.
3. Look at a stained glass book to see how to use the cutter.
4. Practice

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Connie Ryman
Cryman Studio

"Mr.McSpanky" Mr.McSpanky@houseof-MrHanky wrote in message
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I am an owner builder and as such have glass needs for my windows.
If I have a large piece of glass is it feasible to cut that glass down in
size and use it for a windows?
Would this be cheaper than outright purchase of glass precut to the size
required?
I am assuming that pretty much any qualified glazier could do this (if of
course it is doable and worthwhile)?
I have the opportunity to get all the glass I need FOR FREE so this
information would be good to know.


This was the only glass newsgroup I could find.
I tried to call glaziers from the yellow pages but all I got was the
runaround. It seems if you aren't ordering a broken window to be fixed or
something similar then you are wasting their time. Any of these companies
that would have put me through to someone in the know w\0\0ST have most
likely had all of the business when it happens