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Mbrow

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1. This is true,

Reply to PoliticAverse (Original post)

Sat Jul 25, 2015, 04:16 PM

Jul 2015

If you do glass fusing you have to be careful to have glass that expands and contracts at the same rate, it's know as a coefficient rating. if the glass table was made with different glass lots at the end of a batch or somewhere without any Quality control...... (very likely), it can happen with moderate temperature fluctuations or a quick temperature change

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"Sometimes glass is just glass and it just breaks" [View all] PoliticAverse Jul 2015 OP

This is true, Mbrow Jul 2015 #1

We had a glass table that shattered liberal N proud Jul 2015 #2

I had a glass shelf in a display case break like that csziggy Jul 2015 #3