Re: Glass flow

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From: Murphy Douglas
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 1986 18:08

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Referring to previous articles on glass flow, I mentioned in
my earlier posting an example from personal experience a few
years ago.  This window was NOT thickest at the very bottom,
but a short distance (1" or so) above the frame, which was
made for a uniform thickness window.

	Doug Murphy
	AT&T-Bell Laboratories
	(lcuxlm!dmu)

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