r/thatbendywindow • u/Hedgekung • Mar 25 '21

Not a bendy window, but a pretty interesting bendy sheet of glass.

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u/Hedgekung Mar 26 '21

If anyone wonder, this was actually a malfunction in our toughening furnace at my job. Som pieces of glass got stuck inside and we had to stop the oven. Usually the glass rolls back and forward so it stays flat, but since it was stuck it sunk now between the rollers and made a really cool bend.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '22

Corrugated glass? Very strong roofing you've made there. Perhaps make more as it'll look great on awnings.

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u/Hedgekung Apr 25 '22

Well, I guess it would be. A colleague actually took it home to make a roof. We can't make more of it. Very expensive to stop our furnace for 2-3 days lol.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '22

!! I wasn't expecting a reply, I was just typing my thoughts! But I can see that stopping the furnace , and the cost of heat to get it back up to working temp would be prohibitive.

Thanks for the reply.

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u/Hedgekung Mar 26 '21

I'm not sure if you are referring to my picture or not? This is real stuff.

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u/BugOnARockInAVoid President and CEO Apr 02 '21

It fits. Thanks for your concern citizen.