how do I attach a piece of glass to a piece of wood?
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Bathroom silicone adhesive. (tub caulking)
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If you have access to AutoCAD there is an option to Hatch (command: H)  In here you can pick various material symbols.  Otherwise, draw lines in your box to look like the cross section of wood.  glass, usually draw two or three diagonal lines  to represent a reflection, and brick is a slightly dense 45 degree diagonal.  Hope this helps.
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buy a dolley the type used for refrigerators but not that heavy duty. drill some holes and attach a piece of plywood to it with stove bolts. make some brackets that are convenient for you and get some bungee cords. cheap and easy.
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use 1x2 pieces of wood...drilling a hole about 2 inches from each end and inserting a bolt with a butterfly nut for each bolt...you will need to make it square and will need enough wood for 2 frames w/ 4 pieces each, 4 bolts and nuts...I'm not sure what you would put in the middle to actually place the plant on...I'm thinking paper, but you take the top frame off, place the plant on the paper, attach the top frame and tighten it with the butterfly nuts
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There should be a this piece of plastic extending from the mouth piece. You put it around one of the bars. There should be a slit in it. Put the mouthpiece through the hole.
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I think you can use something called silica crystals! I know my dad us to use it when we were kids! Was great!
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Dip a glass rod in distilled water so that it is wet.  Dip the rod in the dewar flask and take it out after a few seconds.\n\nMeasure where the ice forms on the rod.  Make sure the rod is clean and you use distilled water so you don't contaminate the He.
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Glass is non-conductive and was used as an insulator in homes and electric poles.  Since glass is non-conductive, lightning is not attracted to it and will not strike it.\n\nIf lightning could somehow be induced to strike glass, the most likely result would be that the bolt would melt a hole through the glass and continue to something more conductive on the other side.  There is very little chance that the glass would catch fire as silica (the basic material of glass) is not considered to be a flammable material.
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go to hardware store.. get a section of heater pipe [the kind for a wood heater]make a bottom out of heavy screen wire...at top punch a hole[or drill] so nail can be place through one side of pipe into tree...you just want the pipe to hang on side of tree...place corn in bottom of pipe..squirrel goes down into pipe to get corn but cant get  enough of angle to jump out of slick pipe
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Boil some water and suspend/place some glass over the opening of the container that the water is being boiled from.
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http://builder.com.com/5100-6373_14-5109284.html has a\nmini tutorial on it for you
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Just Like wood\nCut two slits or drill 2 holes in the middle of both stones. Make sure they align each other.   \nInsert metal pegs in one.\nPour marble epoxy to bond the pegs. When it dries pour  marble epoxy in the other holes, and join the two pieces together.  Same principle when your putting the Ikea furniture together and those wooden pegs.\nThen you will have to fill the seam or crack with more glue and resurface it.\n\nThis is a job for professionals. Even if what I said sounds easy, it's not. If you really want to do it yourself, email me and  I will guide you through another way.
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This has some really neat ideas, but my favourite project is making wreaths. You bend a clothes hanger into the shape you want and tie plastics strips all around until it is nice and full. You could decorate further with recycled ribbon, flowers, etc. You might even make the flowers from laundry softeners so they smell pretty as well! The plastics strips should be about 9 - 12 inches long and about an inch or so wide. Cut them from clean bread bags, grocery or store bags, garbage or leaf bags....you just tie the plastic onto the hanger wire so you have equal ends. Push together as you go and twist now and then to add fullest.
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At a Family Dollar Store or a craft store they carry those corner pieces for pictures.  They are two sided tape corners.  Place them on the picture first then peel off the other part and place where you needed it.  Also you could use a glue stick on the back of the pictures, but in time the glue might wear off.
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Yes. Try a cork and a hammer.
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you can take one piece of large log and drill about a 2 inch hole in it in about 4 places, making sure it is large enough for tapper candles to fit in snugly. Drill the hole at different depths and place tapper candles in holes. It makes a very nice fireplace piece. Just make sure you sand it to a smooth finish.
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I think there is a spray you can buy so that you can just spray on one side of a piece of glass...\n\nhere is a website you can try:\nhttp://www.make-stuff.com/formulas/mirrors.html