Sentence examples for cutting glass from inspiring English sources
They were cutting glass to replace windows, putting coral-colored paint on a primary school and spackling hundreds of bullet holes.
These properties, combined with its ready availability, lead to its use as a sandpaper abrasive and in sandblasting; for polishing and cutting glass, stone, and metal; and for providing traction on stairs, streets, and rails.
He showed me his well-worn hand tools, far older than he is, and small machines for cutting glass and extruding and soldering metal, and he demonstrated techniques of painting on glass.
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However, the deviation of the separation path (which means the material do not separate in the path of laser scanning) is one of the serious problems in asymmetric linear cutting glass with LITP.
A numerical simulation on the thermal stress and the dynamic propagation of crack in the DLBRP for asymmetric linear cutting glass with LITP was developed to analyze the revision mechanism, which is corresponding to the theoretical analysis and experimental results.
When using pattern pieces for cutting stained glass, trace around the pattern pieces with a marking pen and cut the glass just inside your cut line.
There are a few slightly different methods to cutting your glass, depending on the size and the curve of the glass.
In his sessions at GlassLab, Tim Dubitsky, of the creative agency Li Inc., tried to create three-dimensional typography by cutting out glass with cookie molds and draping it in sheets over metal letters.
"What U.S. plant can find 3,000 people overnight and convince them to live in dorms?" In mid-2007, after a month of experimentation, Apple's engineers finally perfected a method for cutting strengthened glass so it could be used in the iPhone's screen.
According to Parthasarathy, the process of handling and cutting down glass for the traditional cover lenses that sit over tablet displays is cumbersome and pricey enough that implementing a Tactus layer is a viable financial alternative.
