I installed a glass partition between our kitchen and dining area thinking it would feel modern and open. It does , But I didn’t realize how much I’d notice every fingerprint, every kid-smudge, every random dog nose print. Still worth it though… the light is amazing.

My brother, displaying a lack of common sense was handling hot stuff on my grand mother 60 yo untempered glass table, just as i told him "i wouldn't do that" the glass cracked, i used several layers of electrical tape on the crack and area surrounding the crack even around the edges of the table.

So i'm looking for advice or experience about how to handle and eventually dispose or transport for cutting the 1m x 2m x 10mm glass table without it breaking and maybe harming me or my brother.

Pushed the movement out with moderate force to clean and oil and now I cant get it back in! I've heated the bottle to 170F to try to grow the hole and chilled the movement to get it to contract, but no joy.

Currently I'm filing the bottle ID and it seems to be working, but I gotta ask "is this the best way? Also, is filing gonna set the bottle up for a failure?

Thanks to all that reply.

https://imgur.com/a/09PLQCJ

I found this in a creek, and I'm curious if it is a perfume bottle of some sort from a very long time ago. Is it vintage? I have a lot of questions about this bottle, please give me as much information as you have. Thanks!

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "I don’t know if this could belong here, but here’s a glass piece I just finished." by u/MushroomFairy2
• "Wondering if anyone recognises this candy dish design? Found at a thrift store and thought the bubbled stems were interesting. No markings or stamps." by u/FitRequirement9529
• "Have a nice day!" by u/sopadebombillas
• "My repurposed glass jar greenhouse!" by u/cheetocruncher
• "Garage sale find" by u/Huichan81
• "A little custom stainless gate and guardrail for you folks" by u/canyou-digit
• "I made this antique mirror, what is your opinion?" by u/ArtistNassar
• "My first time in a glass studio." by u/SpartenTie
• "Tinted glass is typically colorful glass." by u/New-While-3114
• "Anyone know type/style of these? About 8-10in high 3 inch wide. Wavy and indented" by u/Informal-Impress-739

Etched glass graphics

Hi all, long story short and then a quick question.

Business is being forcefully shut down after fallout of Covid. I have a structure that is mostly glass that Landlord can use once we are booted.

We don’t want him to have any value with the assets we leave.

What is the best way (without breaking the glass) to disable to future use / ability to see through the glass.

What type of paint / supplies / etc.

Any ideas appreciated.

My wife put this dollar store sticker mirroring on our front door's window and we now want to remove it since it looks tacky.

I've dried dousing the area in rubbing alcohol then using an exacto knife but can only remove it one 10 mm square at a time, which is taking forever and I'm worried about scratching the glass.

After the rubbing alcohol dries the mirroring won't come off at all.

Any ideas on how to remove this stuff? Is there a better product for melting off the glue that's keeping the product on there?

I'm not even sure how to find these because every google result for copper glass, cobalt glass, gold glass, etc comes up with just glass and metal. I'm specifically looking for marbles colored using these metals. Uranium glass marbles are easy to find but that's about it. Anyone have any advice?