at least it installs in the interior....
can i drill glass? i would *assume*
its more grind than drill, super slow,
no pressure on bit, use tons-o-coolant,
and a diamond or concrete type bit.
found a giant 2-1/16 glass fake diamond i
would love to use as a shift knob in
the 55 plymouth.
IF its possible to grind a flat spot at the tip
then drill a hole, i was thinking a long
'tube nut' ( like for joining allthread pieces
together ) with the corners ground down to
fit in the hole, held in place with jbweld
or epoxy or something.
didnt guys back in the day use old glass doorknobs
and stuff as handles? anyone know what the
recipe is to do this? i guess worse comes to
worse i make a silicone mold of this diamond
and cast it in acrylic like the ones we made
in our 454 vette a few years ago...
can i drill glass? i would *assume*
its more grind than drill, super slow,
no pressure on bit, use tons-o-coolant,
and a diamond or concrete type bit.
found a giant 2-1/16 glass fake diamond i
would love to use as a shift knob in
the 55 plymouth.
IF its possible to grind a flat spot at the tip
then drill a hole, i was thinking a long
'tube nut' ( like for joining allthread pieces
together ) with the corners ground down to
fit in the hole, held in place with jbweld
or epoxy or something.
didnt guys back in the day use old glass doorknobs
and stuff as handles? anyone know what the
recipe is to do this? i guess worse comes to
worse i make a silicone mold of this diamond
and cast it in acrylic like the ones we made
in our 454 vette a few years ago...