> Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 22:50:37 -0500
> From: Chuck Snyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I would recommend taking a single edged razor
> blade and trying to work it into the seam in the
> glass from both sides. You will have to run it up
> and down over and over. The thin blade should
> eventually be able to be worked into the seam from
> the open end and act like a wedge to open it up.
The usual single edge blades have a thicker backing, which makes
them suboptimal for this. What you really need are the old-style
double edged safety razor blades which are paper-thin. Break it
in half so that your fingers are sliced more slowly as you use the
blade. Long ago, all non-straight non-electric razors used these
blades, and they were available everywhere for a pittance. Now you
have to search and pay through the nose for them.
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