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   LeeGrinding1 | Jan 13, 2003 05:40am | #1

   Go to your local up-scale glass dealer. 1 1/4" bevel is easy and easily available. 1 1/2" is a bit tougher and there's an outfit in Seattle and another in SLC that can do these bevels in either straight or curved.

   Exactly what is it you're looking for? Straight?... or curved?...and what width bevel?

   Lee

   Lee Grindinger

   Furniture Carver

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   Seth_Frankel | Jan 13, 2003 06:19am | #2

   Nothing fancy. About 1" bevel on a rectangular mirror. I've got a few local vendors but thought I'd see if mail order could beat locals in price and quality.

   Thanks.

   Seth"Nothing is a

   mistake. There is no win

   and there is no fail . . . there is only

   make."

   John Cage

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   LeeGrinding1 | Jan 13, 2003 06:48pm | #3

   I've found it's generally cheaper to use local suppliers for something like this because of shipping costs. Price em' all out to see who wins the job but be sure of what your shipping costs are going to be. A local can often save on shipping because of quantity but if it's a one-off order they may not be able to get a price break.

   Good will is another consideration, I like setting up relationships with suppliers. I find I often ask for oddball things and having a past with a company really pays off when you need to stuff a round peg in a square hole.

   1" bevel is an easy one.

   LeeLee Grindinger

   Furniture Carver

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   jgaiennie | Jan 14, 2003 07:48pm | #4

   Lee,

   You too!?  Everything I shop for seems to be odd ball.  I'm beginning to wonder - where's the odd ball?  lol  Perhaps in my beveled glass mirror.

   jdg