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ward zaharia
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posted 01-24-2006 08:33 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for ward zaharia   Click Here to Email ward zaharia     Edit/Delete Message
Dave

No one is tired of this that is amazing. I think that this post is just what this site should be about good job

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Morgan
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posted 01-24-2006 09:14 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Morgan   Click Here to Email Morgan     Edit/Delete Message
Thanks Dave! I've wondered about this myself but too chicken to try it. LOL

I have had a glass shop cut a cylinder a couple of times. I think they charged me 20.00.

Great thread here. Sharing tips and tricks is what this forum should be.

Thanks again Dave.

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Seth Robbins
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posted 01-24-2006 09:17 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Seth Robbins   Click Here to Email Seth Robbins     Edit/Delete Message
My local glass shop used to do that for me but he lost his nerve after one exploded on the belt sander....I did get a fancy new Dremel for Christmas, so maybe I'll try myself.

You're the man, DAVE!!!!!!

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Daveb
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posted 01-24-2006 01:11 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Daveb   Click Here to Email Daveb     Edit/Delete Message
Thanks all for the kind words. I had tried glass shops,rock shops, granite shops to see if anyone would do ths to no avail. I'm glad there are some folks out there that will do it for you, but sometimes it feels good figuring out a plan yourself too! That blue cylinder is going to look nice in Wifeys' Butler!!

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Daveb
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posted 02-08-2006 06:31 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Daveb   Click Here to Email Daveb     Edit/Delete Message
After talking with Ron Scobie today, I think I could just have gotten lucky with this project. Ron says that the grinding effect leaves micro-fractures in the end of the cylinder that could develop into cracks. He has a guy that does a heat method to fuse the ends so that's not a possibility. So if you decide to try this, proceed with great trepidation!

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JEFFSAUTOMOBILIA
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posted 02-08-2006 07:44 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for JEFFSAUTOMOBILIA   Click Here to Email JEFFSAUTOMOBILIA     Edit/Delete Message
Good job Dave, I like the step by step description you provided. It took some guts to do what you did, Glad you had good results.

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