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Old September 22nd 06, 05:01 AM posted to rec.crafts.glass
Too_Many_Tools
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I have a friend who is planning on building a lamp made of small
rectangular pieces of glass.

What type of adhesive should he use to attach the glass rectangles
together?

Any preparation of the glass prior to gluing?

Thanks

TMT

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Old September 22nd 06, 06:06 PM posted to rec.crafts.glass
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I have a friend who is planning on building a lamp made of small
rectangular pieces of glass.

What type of adhesive should he use to attach the glass rectangles
together?

Any preparation of the glass prior to gluing?

Thanks

TMT


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Old September 24th 06, 11:16 PM posted to rec.crafts.glass
Mike Firth
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Default Adhesives and Glass

As with any glue job, you want the surfaces very clean?
Are the pieces to be glued flat (stacked) or edge to edge (like folded
paper)?
Is the result to be viewed through the glue lines or across them?
Is the glass opaque (opal, etc.) or transparent?
Is this the shade or the base?
Is the glass to be glued to something, like a bottle, or be a structure on
its own?

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"Too_Many_Tools" wrote in message
oups.com...
I have a friend who is planning on building a lamp made of small
rectangular pieces of glass.

What type of adhesive should he use to attach the glass rectangles
together?

Any preparation of the glass prior to gluing?

Thanks

TMT




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Old September 24th 06, 11:56 PM posted to rec.crafts.glass
Too_Many_Tools
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Default Adhesives and Glass

As with any glue job, you want the surfaces very clean?

They will be very clean.

Are the pieces to be glued flat (stacked) or edge to edge (like
folded
paper)?

Edge to edge.


Is the result to be viewed through the glue lines or across them?

Across some of them and through others.

Is the glass opaque (opal, etc.) or transparent?

Transparent.

Is this the shade or the base?

Base.


Is the glass to be glued to something, like a bottle, or be a
structure on
its own?

Structure of its own.

So, any suggestions for the type of adhesive and preparation of the
glass itself?

Thanks

TMT



Mike Firth wrote:
As with any glue job, you want the surfaces very clean?
Are the pieces to be glued flat (stacked) or edge to edge (like folded
paper)?
Is the result to be viewed through the glue lines or across them?
Is the glass opaque (opal, etc.) or transparent?
Is this the shade or the base?
Is the glass to be glued to something, like a bottle, or be a structure on
its own?

--
Mike Firth
Furnace Glassblowing Website
http://users.ticnet.com/mikefirth/
"Too_Many_Tools" wrote in message
oups.com...
I have a friend who is planning on building a lamp made of small
rectangular pieces of glass.

What type of adhesive should he use to attach the glass rectangles
together?

Any preparation of the glass prior to gluing?

Thanks

TMT



 




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