I really think it's such wonderful craftsmanship and thank you so much for sharing. Just so you know your efforts of sharing and filming are not wasted, I'm 16 and living in Toronto. I'll be practicing on some windshields very soon :P
Truth is, the only reason I've made these videos is in an effort to try to show other glass guys a technique I figured out, so they would know it's possible to do, and not overly complicated, once ya understand the physical properties of what you're dealin with. I was told it couldn't be done about 25 years ago, but I needed to do it for my own 52 Chevy that I chopped. I had cut a shit ton of flat lami, and couldn't see why I wouldn't be able to cut curved lami, soni gave er a whirl. I hope someday somebody will respond with a video or even just saying that they did one theirself, with the help of one of my videos. My goal is simply just to pass it on.
I was motionless the whole time 😄 Awesome workmanship.
Man without fail, you are the Man! Real nice job
Finally !!!! Somebody who can actually explain exactly what they are doing. THANK YOU !!! From North Carolina .
You are the greatest smoker I have ever seen! You crack me up! Great video
I really think it's such wonderful craftsmanship and thank you so much for sharing. Just so you know your efforts of sharing and filming are not wasted, I'm 16 and living in Toronto. I'll be practicing on some windshields very soon :P
Nice job Great Video.
Bravo!!!! Fucking impressive!!!
My ass was puckered the whole time you were cutting lol .
Wow, that was impressive.
Is the rear glass in a 50s car able to be cut in the same way?
An aftermarket laminated one is, but the original ones were tempered glass, in which case, ya can't cut em down
Do you have a video of how you wet sand the seam? (edge of glass)
Where can I find someone as good as you? Up in New England
Truth is, the only reason I've made these videos is in an effort to try to show other glass guys a technique I figured out, so they would know it's possible to do, and not overly complicated, once ya understand the physical properties of what you're dealin with. I was told it couldn't be done about 25 years ago, but I needed to do it for my own 52 Chevy that I chopped. I had cut a shit ton of flat lami, and couldn't see why I wouldn't be able to cut curved lami, soni gave er a whirl. I hope someday somebody will respond with a video or even just saying that they did one theirself, with the help of one of my videos. My goal is simply just to pass it on.