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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/kensington-glazier-and-glazing-near-me/ What Does it Take to Be a Glazier? Glaziers are skilled craftsmen who employ a unique building material to give offices, homes and skyscrapers an impressive appearance. This skill-based craft requires years of training as well as extensive on-the job experience. The majority of glaziers learn their trade through an apprenticeship program that combines classroom instruction with on-the-job training. They may also pursue a college degree in a field that is related to construction. Glass Cutting and Sculpting The process of glass cutting and sculpting is an art and science, which requires skill and precision. Glazers must carefully prep the area of work and comprehend the unique characteristics of each type of glass in order to make precise measurements, reduce waste material and produce the desired aesthetic and functional results for their projects. The most common method of cutting glass involves scoring the glass using a cutter, then applying pressure to break it along the score line. It is best suited for straight or slightly curvy lines, and is great to cut out windows and mirrors, forming custom glass doors, and basic stained-glass designs. The glazier will first mark the glass where they want to cut it using an ink that is not permanent. The glazier must take the time to ensure that the mark is as clear and precise as possible. The glazier should also ensure that the marker is fixed in place to maintain consistent pressure throughout the cutting process. The glazier then uses a glass-cutter to create a score line that is a consistent on the glass. This should be done on the entire length of your marker line. A uniform force is needed to create a smooth, successful fissure. It is suggested that the glazier uses tools specifically designed for scoring glass, like a comfort grip supercutter (*paid link). These tools are made to apply upward pressure to the glass in order to cause a c
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