Making a cheap peeling board

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[Guest Peja43916]

I don't think yours was cheap.... but it sure looks nice!!

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Mirror brackets are the way to go, get them at walmart, lowes, or any glass shop.

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It costs about $225 in materials if you can weld....

So, pretty cheap for a very useful tool...

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[Guest mattstronguk]

call a bathroom installation co and ask if they are replacing any showers, I just got an old glass shower cubicle (three 8x3 1/2` toughened glass panels with metal frames) perfect the walls of my workshop for doing doors and 1/4s I have an old patio door with frosted film and a floro light behind it for cutting on my back wall.

[Guest Peja43916]

Here is what I came up with for a mobile or in shop one. I used a piece of cutting board material ( $32 from Tap Plastics) so it can withstand the olfa blade and a foldaway easel ( $23 at Office Depot ) Not the best thing but it works and you don't have to lean it against the customer's car.

[tintshopky]

Here is what I came up with for a mobile or in shop one. I used a piece of cutting board material ( $32 from Tap Plastics) so it can withstand the olfa blade and a foldaway easel ( $23 at Office Depot ) Not the best thing but it works and you don't have to lean it against the customer's car.

hey... now that's cool for mobile work. good one.

[justn8]

And to the guy who said he'd take pics of his, thanks but mine aren't doors so I can't screw them to it, it's a new sheet of glass.

Fine then. I'll just go sit in my corner now.

Sorry man, I appreciate the effort

I just picked up some heavy duty mirror fasteners, I'll mount it tomorrow. It's 40"x72" and 1/4" thick so it's a good size.

Now that's pretty sweet... perhaps someday.

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Go to your local hardware store and get some picture frame moulding thats routered 1/4" to hang your glass. The good thing about these wood moulding is over time the water kinda warps them and you've got a place to put hard cards and rulers.