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GLass Cutting FLuid
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 Posted: Tue Apr 2nd, 2013 02:16 pm
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Don Burt
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You aren't one of those slackers who don't match the glass cutting fluid to the glass cutting application are you?

http://www.glasschem.net/GlassCuttingFluids.html

Its not just a wheel lubricant you know.

(I saw the glasschem link over on warmglass.com, in a revived 9-year-old thread about cutter wheel lubricant)

Last edited on Tue Apr 2nd, 2013 02:17 pm by Don Burt


 Posted: Wed Apr 3rd, 2013 10:24 am
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Oh, mercy!  So many choices.  Which one shall I use?

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 Posted: Fri Apr 5th, 2013 10:55 pm
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All of those are primarily used in automated, computer controlled cutting systems, with a resivoir feed. not meant for hand cutting


 Posted: Sat Apr 6th, 2013 07:24 am
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I get that, Steve. Glass has been cut successfully by hand with wheel cutters for a century or two without any fluids involved. But do you dismiss any applicability of the products to hand cutting?


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