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First time I come across that, and I've been working in the glass-industry for over 10 years.
But keep us posted, I'm interested in the outcome.

I have never seen a shapton IRL, but can you seperate the glass and the abrasive without ruining it? :thinking:
If so, good! Then you might have a shot at it.


No... it's already annealed after...

I fear that all your tricks will fail...waterjetting, lasering...

Tempered glass has a tension built up inside the glass, it is very strong on the surface (you can hit it with a hammer), but when...

a Shapton is made out of tempered glass if my information is correct, and you can NOT cut it.
Regular glass is easy to cut, but they tempered the glass for safety and strength reasons. if you cut...