Does anyone know where I can find a window glazier's diamond point driver that will work on 8x10 panes of glass in a divided lite window. I've checked woodworkers warehouse, michaels craft store, and various hardware stores but the only one I found is 10 inches long and won't fit between the muttons on the window. Suggestions? Thanks, Ian
Home Desperado has a glazing point tool made by Hyde; a standard paint scraper also works. This applies to the points with a raised flange, not the traditional flat type; HD also has the points.
I have an old Red Devil- Model DP2 tool. It measures about 5.75 inches. Hasn't been used for years. If you are interested in it, let me know by email. I am in Illinois and could ship it to you.
Larry
Never knew there was a point driver. I just use a stiff putty knife. Greg
we dont have wooden windows now, but for the past 50 yrs. we have used a plain old screwdriver to push in the points and never had any problems with it... if you need a shorter one just use a shorter screwdriver, if you need a curve to the driver just heat the cheap screwdriver and bend it or if it is cheap enough it might just bend without the heat.....
Lee Valley Tools has the tool you are speaking of , but I don't know the length.
I have one of these.
Frank
Hi. I would take some flat acryclic that was long enough and notch it out as needed. You should be able to find something at Home Depot that you can "MacGyver" into working for you. Kevin
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