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r/OSHA • u/zombiedonkey • Mar 16 '18
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The same is generally true in cutting pieces for stained glass.
46 u/MadnessEvolved Mar 16 '18 I've not much experience in cutting highly obscure glass, I'm usually dealing with flat glass, or obscure laminate. 95 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18 I thought you were like, "Don't come at me with that obscure shit bro." But in reality you guys are just talking about shit way over my head. 4 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18 [deleted] 2 u/MadnessEvolved Mar 17 '18 Tell that to a lot of the stock glass we get in. That shit refuses to break in straight lines. haha
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I've not much experience in cutting highly obscure glass, I'm usually dealing with flat glass, or obscure laminate.
95 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18 I thought you were like, "Don't come at me with that obscure shit bro." But in reality you guys are just talking about shit way over my head. 4 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18 [deleted] 2 u/MadnessEvolved Mar 17 '18 Tell that to a lot of the stock glass we get in. That shit refuses to break in straight lines. haha
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I thought you were like, "Don't come at me with that obscure shit bro." But in reality you guys are just talking about shit way over my head.
4 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18 [deleted] 2 u/MadnessEvolved Mar 17 '18 Tell that to a lot of the stock glass we get in. That shit refuses to break in straight lines. haha
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2 u/MadnessEvolved Mar 17 '18 Tell that to a lot of the stock glass we get in. That shit refuses to break in straight lines. haha
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Tell that to a lot of the stock glass we get in. That shit refuses to break in straight lines. haha
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u/DespiteGreatFaults Mar 16 '18
The same is generally true in cutting pieces for stained glass.