Joe, We are just way too alike! A tinkerer's garage is never for parking cars (considering we don't have basements). I just gave away four glass doors, three more to go, and I have three large pieces of plate sitting at my doorway (for a future tank). That and I have no earthly idea how many smaller pieces of glass and acrylic I have. My garage is so bad that when I was working on my current tank stand, I couldn't get to my table saw (actually I didn't want to dig it out). I settled on hand tools. The condition of the garage isn't helped by my brother putting a new engine in his car or the '68 firebird conv. project car that doubles for a shelf....I've got a couple of doors and some extra glass laying around ...
Cutting tempered glass, not easy or safe.
It can be very entertaining though. We were trying to get rid of some of the stuff a long time ago and my brother decided to bust it all up and give it to the garbage men in really tiny pieces. He took a hammer to the first piece while still in the door frame. The hammer bounced back at him so he decided he just needed to take a harder swing. No go. He took off the frame and that still didn't help. He started to use his head and grabbed a pair of water pump pliers. he grabbed a corner of the glass with them, snapped off a little piece and the whole sheet of glass exploded.
Joe, We are just way too alike! A tinkerer's garage is never for parking cars (considering we don't have basements). I just gave away four glass doors, three more to go, and I have three large pieces of plate sitting at my doorway (for a future tank). That and I have no earthly idea how many smaller pieces of glass and acrylic I have. My garage is so bad that when I was working on my current tank stand, I couldn't get to my table saw (actually I didn't want to dig it out). I settled on hand tools. The condition of the garage isn't helped by my brother putting a new engine in his car or the '68 firebird conv. project car that doubles for a shelf.