How an aquarium is made

[Scutterborn]

I found this awesome link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crI1qQ4_uR8&sns=em


-Ben-

[Tempset]

Very cool. I shared it on my Facebook wall.

[hobogato]

i had to keep re-watching the part where they "placed" the huge glass sheet on the cutting table :what_smile:

[Tempset]

i had to keep re-watching the part where they "placed" the huge glass sheet on the cutting table :hypnotized:

Agreed.

I'm sure that method was found on accident.

Can you imagine the 1st guy who accidentally let go and expected a 'crashing'?

[sdunn90fowlr]

i had to keep re-watching the part where they "placed" the huge glass sheet on the cutting table :what_smile:


Could you imagine being there to watch the glass fall to the table for the very first time? It would have made my heart skip a beat!

[CoryDude]

Agreed.

I'm sure that method was found on accident.

Can you imagine the 1st guy who accidentally let go and expected a 'crashing'?

Actually, it's pretty common knowledge. I used to work in a frame shop out of high school and the oldies there used to do that with the over sized glass. You just have to make sure your landing surface is completely clean. I can only imagine how much one of theses large pieces cost.

[Tempset]

Actually, it's pretty common knowledge. I used to work in a frame shop out of high school and the oldies there used to do that with the over sized glass. You just have to make sure your landing surface is completely clean. I can only imagine how much one of theses large pieces cost.



I was referring to the *1st* individual who EVER let the glass fall. Way back before the industry picked it up & started the manufacturing processes.

I was going way back.

Much like the surprise of the first guy who accidentally or experimentally COOKED his meat instead of eating it raw....

[Flyride95]

Very nice video!

[CoryDude]

I was referring to the *1st* individual who EVER let the glass fall. Way back before the industry picked it up & started the manufacturing processes.

I was going way back.

Much like the surprise of the first guy who accidentally or experimentally COOKED his meat instead of eating it raw....

Don't worry dude. Wasn't trying to call you out. Just adding to the conversation.

[Scutterborn]

The deal they "load" it onto is just like an air hockey table. That's why it lands like that. Crazy to see.


-Ben-