RE: Paying to Have Holes Cut in Glass Blocks
Hobby Lobby sells these blocks with holes already in for $9.99 each.
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RE: Paying to Have Holes Cut in Glass Blocks
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By Lorraine from Manchester, MO. (Guest Post)
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I think the stores are on to this need to make gifts out of glass blocks. Hobby Lobby sells the blocks with the holes already cut out and they supply a stopper ( like a piggy bank) to boot.
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RE: Paying to Have Holes Cut in Glass Blocks
The poem is just lovely, Thank you so much. It really touched my heart. Did you write it?
Posted on 10/31/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Paying to Have Holes Cut in Glass Blocks
Hi Ruth and everyone, I found this post on GardenWeb from "lime_coke." First, she said to use eye goggles to protect from possible flying glass chips - safety glasses don't hug your eye area. You must use a diamond drill bit, 1/2" for stringed lights, 1" for lights with a clip (?). Use a spray water bottle to cool the drill bit and go slowly. Harbor Freight and ebay have diamond drill bits available at a cheaper rate. harborfreight.com has them for $4.99. Good luck! Joyce
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RE: Paying to Have Holes Cut in Glass Blocks
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By Susie from Buckhead (Guest Post)
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Here is a poem that would go well with these beautiful creations.
This is a very special gift that you can never see. The reason it's so special is it's for you from me.
Whenever you are lonely or even feeling blue you only hold this gift and know I'm thinking of you.
You can never unwrap it. Please leave the ribbon tied. Just hold the close to your heart. It's filled with love inside.
Posted on 10/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Paying to Have Holes Cut in Glass Blocks
If you don't have a friend with a drill that does this, you can put a little ad on Craig's List or your local community Yahoo group. I'm sure someone would do this for you for $1-2 per block. It is not that hard to do. Definitely don't pay $5.
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RE: Paying to Have Holes Cut in Glass Blocks
Do not pay anyone $5 to drill that hole! I don't know where you're getting them, but here the blocks are less than that! That's means you'd have to sell them for a lot more. Try to find a friend with a drill who is willing to do it for you. That's what I did!
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