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Turns out, glas is not my material. My friends basement door should get a glas inlay and after cutting out the door section I wanted to testfit the glas panel. When lifting it at an angle over my head, it shattered into pieces. Luckily, most of it came down in front of me, another much smaller piece behind me. I didn't hurt myself at all. I reckon wearing leather gloves was a jolly good idea. https://lyse.isobeef.org/tmp/shattered-glas-panel.jpg
@lyse Whoops. 🥴 Glass is delicate stuff … (Looks like acrylic glass, though?)
@lyse Whoops. 🥴 Glass is delicate stuff … (Looks like acrylic glass, though?)
@lyse Whoops. 🥴 Glass is delicate stuff … (Looks like acrylic glass, though?)
@movq No, that was certainly some kind of mineral glas. Plastic wouldn't have shattered like this I believe. Now I just got the other, smaller glas panel. I'm going to glue in the narrowing strips.