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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] 100 watt Landing light and housing for LNC2
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Grayhawk wrote:

  > >  Today I am seeking out a glass place to cut some  tempered glass 
for the Airlite.  < < < 


Tempered glass can't be cut... the process requires that the glass be cut to 
size, the edges seamed (sharp edges reulting from the cutting process removed 
with silicon carbide abrasive belts) then tempered.  The good news is that 
there is a place in the Chicago western suburbs (near you, Scott) that makes 
small specialty glass.  Seems to me their name included "scientific", as they 
are the largest mfr of microscope slides and cover glasses in the country, 
unfortunately the actual name of the company eludes me.  If I think of it Ill 
let you know.  Anyway, I know they specialize in tempering little pieces of 
glass, as they also make the glass for microwave doors, sight glasses for 
kilns, that sort of thing.  I'll keep thinking.  <gg>

  <Marv>