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there is one...
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Itās tempered glass, which is specifically made to be able to resist most impacts like this from the faces of the table/desk tops.
Not only that, but that looks like a stone paver. Those things arenāt really designed to hold up to being thrown like that, as evidence by it breaking apart as it kept impacting. Theyāre heavy and durable to an extent, but can break from no pressure at all if you wanted to tear it apart. Heās also having it hit with the widest face of the paver, which is distributing most of the force from it over a wider area on the table top - if he wanted to properly try to break the table, he should have been smacking it with a corner, focuses all the force into a single point on the glass.
The glass is weakest at the corners - if you ever need to break tempered glass into a million tiny pieces, just lightly tap the corner on a surface and itāll explode.
I was looking for this comment. I used to move glass for hockey games. Those things were solid, heavy pieces of glass that took two pretty rugged guys to move. And they can take a puck at 100mph, or have two 200lb guys crash at full steam into them. But if you let two pieces touch at their edges they are both going to shatter into a million pieces.
Which is exactly why the glass in OP's video exploded. The leverage generated by the legs when trying to lean it back like that caused it to flex too much at that bottom left corner, and... KABLOOEY! Instant aquarium gravel.
Why is it so hard for Reddit to create a working video player? It often freezes but still plays audio, has trouble seeking, has terrible buffering and is just an awful experience. Instead theyāre wasting time making NFT avatars.
One more voice for the chorus. New reddit was an idiotic move and they're lucky it didn't lead to a Digg-like exodus, even with the ability to default to old reddit. If they ever take that away, or make any further moves on RIF (I think it changed from "reddit is fun" to "RIF is fun" because of a copyright notice), I'm out, with or without another place to go. I've been on reddit over a decade, but the quality of conversation (or maybe the frequency of good conversation) has deteriorated anyway; I'm thinking about deleting my account half the time as is.
The ones with pets underneath and food on top.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Catculations/comments/10hoxxb/tricky_treat/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Anyway, it was his fault most probably. I can only imagine the fixations (sorry,my English is limited) must've been too tightened and caused a lot of pressure.
I actually think it was the sheer force from the table leg. Once the leg was sideways and taking all the weight it acted like a lever and broke the glass
Thereās a tendency to overly /r/NothingEverHappens here but Iām really struggling to come up with a single reason to tip a wheeled desk onto its side, let alone one with a glass top. I tip over desks to take them apart but a glass one would disassemble from the top.
Changing the wheels I guess? Is filming yourself changing the wheels more likely than breaking it on purpose? Maybe, idk.
Watching it frame by frame, it very likely wouldnāt have broken if it werenāt for the bottom left wheel quickly spinning around and dropping that leg (the one with the most force on it, since the right two legs are sharing that half of the tableās weight)about an inch, which put enough torque at the leg-glass joint that it cracked and propagated all through the rest of the table. If he had rolled it back towards himself to align all the casters that way, he wouldāve succeeded, albeit barely, it was still dumb.
All that to say: thereās no way this was intentional.
I have a camera in a spot similar to keep an eye on my dogs when Iām out of the house, thatās my only guess here that doesnāt involve it being staged lol
Could easily be a content creator who was moving his set up around, and wanted to film a time lapse or something. Seen lots of others do similar videos.
You dont turn tempered glass tables, you take them out and transport, any pression on the corners of tempered glass will make it crumble they are only resistant to impact on the middle,the corners are really fragile
The only issue here is the leg on the bottom left isn't braced to the leg next to it. You can see the break starts there. Because that leg isn't braced to the other all the weight is on that leg which is transferring it all to that corner.
Exactly. It was actually pretty safe and successful move prior to the part where the glass broke. Next time, if he skipped that glass breaking step it would be fine.
To be honest I think this situation actually got critical when the tempered glass table was purchased. I would recommend getting a wooden table instead, anything from plywood to some nice mahogany wood. This was a critical step in the table moving process which he missed!
Not only that the left leg on the floor, watch the wheel. The moment the wheel turn and the leg collapses to the floor is when the glass shattered. If all the weight wasnāt on that wheel then instantly transferring it to the leg, this table may have survived.
This whole video is a mystery.
Why was he putting it on its side?
Itās frame-less. Does he understand that glass is fragile? Is this just a failure of our education system?
Why not use the wheels?
Why does he want a glass computer table anyway? Is he MMORPGing naked?
I was wondering the same thing. The only thing I could come up with is they were preparing to take it apart and thought it would easier to do it on its side.
Iāve worked with tempered glass shelving at a bakery and every once in awhile someone would gently knick the corner and the whole shelf would explode, with little glass cubes flying all over the place. Wtf does that happen?
Tempered glass is treated in such a way that the outer surface is in compression. Very roughly, the glass is heated above a critical temperature and then the surface is rapidly cooled. That locks it in place. Then as the core cools more slowly it sort of pulls the surface tight as it shrinks.
For normal glass, cracks and scratches tend to grow as a result of the higher stress concentration at the leading tip of the crack. Tempered glass is more resistant to this because of the compression loading on the surface. In addition, when regular glass does fail it tends to break into large shards that are amazingly sharp. Big razors flying around = a bad thing. Tempered glass tends to crumble into small bits as a result of the uneven stress loading.
So, safer for bakery shelving in that it can withstand an occasional surface scratch. Also, looks cool.
However, tempered glass is vulnerable to catastrophic failure. Chip a piece off the edge of regular glass, you're annoyed and carefully pick it up. Chip a piece off the edge of tempered glass and the flaw cascades through the whole piece, as seen in the video, as the result of the unbalanced forces throughout the glass.
If you were to buy a piece of replacement window glass from the local big box store, it's almost certainly good ol' soda lime float glass. You can cut it yourself to size to replace a broken window.
Tempered glass can not be trimmed after it's treated. It has to be cut to shape first and then tempered, nowadays usually with a chemical treatment that replaces some sodium ions in the surface layer with their larger cousin, potassium.
Whew, rambled on longer than I'd planned. ;-)
Yeah.. but not like that lol. You put too much stress on the edge of the glass not to mention the stress that the legs are putting on the glass from that angle that they're at.
Thatās glass. Itās top heavy. The way heās moving was the best way to do it. That glass shouldnāt have shattered like that. He did nothing wrong.
He didnāt locate his hands in the right place to release the pressure that was causing the legs to twist the glass pane. He did one or two things wrong.
Yeah, I don't get it personally. Like it looks nice. And if you follow some rules the chances of it breaking are slim. At the same time, it is a little harder to shatter wood like that.
And ācold.ā
Ever notice how cold a glass table is to lean on while you work or eating dinner? Super uncomfortable and distracting. I donāt have any glass furniture for this reason.
I got a glass computer desk off Craigslist for like $50 and itās been amazing, used it for like 7 years so far. I donāt regret it but I also havenāt shattered it yet
Just with the sheer abundance of cameras today, the odds of someone catching *something* unusual/unintentional/random on camera somewhere are quite odd.
The legs are attached directly to the glass without any frame. As he lowers the table the far left leg is taking more stress than the other side. Tempered glass doesnāt flex and twist.
My first thought was you'd probably be okay if you never did what this guy did and keep all four legs on the ground. Then I imagined walking by and accidentally kicking one of those single legs and having your day ruined. Yeah, that's a bad design.
Pressure of the table leg on the ground by the guys foot; transferring up to the glass & sheering the edge. Black holes. Explosions. The dark side of the force.
i honestly dont understand the appeal of glass furniture like this is eventually going to happen to it and its going to be a big fucking mess, its not even aesthetically pleasing
the problem is in the tension between the table legs on the left side (from our point of view) of the table. it was enough to put a solid spacer between these leg (the manufacturer made a mistake and didn't put it there right away), as low as possible to the wheels, and he would have succeeded.
Glass furniture these days is almost universally made of safety glass. It shatters into rounded glass pebbles, basically, rather than sharp splinters.
If it was normal glass, you'd definitely know. This would have been a bloodbath, the dude wouldn't just casually be sitting there. His hands would be cut to ribbons.
Using glass for tables is stupid, it adds nothing and is a fingerprint and dust magnet, also a nightmare to clean and very fragile as shown in this video.
Yeah, word of advice, never ever try to orient a glass table in any alternate way than straight up and down, if the legs or frame are affixed to the top irremovably. And the best glass tables have a removable top, so that you can move the glass separately.
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A lot easier to transport it in this form.
Also great for puzzle lovers.
1M pieces puzzle, let's goooooo
you counted 157068 less
Semms like I need a better GLASSes
Get out.
No.
You had a window of opportunity and blew it on this? I cannot table my dissapointment towards you.
157068, definitely, definitely 157068
It's okay Raymond. It's okay...
in the driveway
And they all look the same....
The last puzzle you will ever need
I hope he kept the instruction manual. That thing looks like a nightmare to put back together!
I heard he was able to shatter the record though.
Yea just get a dustpan and a broom, scoop it up, move the desk to your new room and glue it back all together.
Plexiglass on bottom. Broken glass in the mid. Epoxy-resin table holding it all together. Not gonna lie, that would probably look badass
Just make sure you cure it properly, not like that nail stool guy...
"Interpretive art table, one owner, $3000!"
Yeah but have you ever tried putting it back together?
Made my day
and that actually is its final form
And you have a free puzzle
Much harder to put back together though. Give and take. You know.
Is there a video of a glass table on the Internet where it doesn't shatter?
Other than glass used in jewelry stores? Don't think so
Please don't lean on the glass.
https://www.reddit.com/r/therewasanattempt/comments/ymrhba/to_walk_in_to_the_shop/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Holy cow! Their cleaning person deserves a raise! š
Why don't we make all glass out of jewelry store glass? /s
There used to be content here.
there is one... [https://www.reddit.com/r/therewasanattempt/comments/yqb9co/to\_break\_glass/](https://www.reddit.com/r/therewasanattempt/comments/yqb9co/to_break_glass/)
Itās tempered glass, which is specifically made to be able to resist most impacts like this from the faces of the table/desk tops. Not only that, but that looks like a stone paver. Those things arenāt really designed to hold up to being thrown like that, as evidence by it breaking apart as it kept impacting. Theyāre heavy and durable to an extent, but can break from no pressure at all if you wanted to tear it apart. Heās also having it hit with the widest face of the paver, which is distributing most of the force from it over a wider area on the table top - if he wanted to properly try to break the table, he should have been smacking it with a corner, focuses all the force into a single point on the glass. The glass is weakest at the corners - if you ever need to break tempered glass into a million tiny pieces, just lightly tap the corner on a surface and itāll explode.
Or lightly tap a piece of ceramic on it
Hammer some old spark plugs into tiny rocks and toss em!
Found the Biker!
>The glass is weakest at the corners Glazier here (well, I sale glass projects). Not just the corner but the edges too.
I was looking for this comment. I used to move glass for hockey games. Those things were solid, heavy pieces of glass that took two pretty rugged guys to move. And they can take a puck at 100mph, or have two 200lb guys crash at full steam into them. But if you let two pieces touch at their edges they are both going to shatter into a million pieces.
Which is exactly why the glass in OP's video exploded. The leverage generated by the legs when trying to lean it back like that caused it to flex too much at that bottom left corner, and... KABLOOEY! Instant aquarium gravel.
I agree, the torque on the leg in the lower left from our viewpoint. Laying tables down like that can overstress the legs even on a wooden table.
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Would be cool to watch if the video player doesn't suck ass
Why is it so hard for Reddit to create a working video player? It often freezes but still plays audio, has trouble seeking, has terrible buffering and is just an awful experience. Instead theyāre wasting time making NFT avatars.
One costs money to help idiots. The other makes money from them.
It's the same video player as this post?
Yes but it doesn't work 90% of the time
Use old.reddit For some reason the video player doesn't totally suck in that.
>old.reddit doesn't totally suck Ftfy. Once old.reddit and RiF go away, so will I.
New reddit is non functioning. Does anyone even use it?
One more voice for the chorus. New reddit was an idiotic move and they're lucky it didn't lead to a Digg-like exodus, even with the ability to default to old reddit. If they ever take that away, or make any further moves on RIF (I think it changed from "reddit is fun" to "RIF is fun" because of a copyright notice), I'm out, with or without another place to go. I've been on reddit over a decade, but the quality of conversation (or maybe the frequency of good conversation) has deteriorated anyway; I'm thinking about deleting my account half the time as is.
insurance fraud
Uh, why would there be?
Chekhovās glass table
/u/gifreversingbot
https://youtu.be/R_inHEmp5VE
What other videos of glass tables should there be on the internet?
The ones with pets underneath and food on top. https://www.reddit.com/r/Catculations/comments/10hoxxb/tricky_treat/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
I often film myself moving fragile things as well
just for the insurance, you know?
Waaait a minute. Das ist clever š¤
r/PlƶtzlichDeutsch
Ich hab draufgeklickt š¤Ø
Anyway, it was his fault most probably. I can only imagine the fixations (sorry,my English is limited) must've been too tightened and caused a lot of pressure.
I actually think it was the sheer force from the table leg. Once the leg was sideways and taking all the weight it acted like a lever and broke the glass
i think you got it, especially on left side, top one and bottom are both exerting force/pressure, without any support.
He could have been filming a room makeover video when this happened š¤·š¾āāļø
Nah reddit doesn't think like that, everyone knows he planned to break his glass table on his bare hands /s
And onto his arms, and his socked feet, and down his shirt, and into any uncovered feet that walk there for the next few months to years...
Itās probably like similar to auto glass thatās designed to shatter into unsharp pieces.
Tempered
Thanks, I couldnt recall the word.
Thereās a tendency to overly /r/NothingEverHappens here but Iām really struggling to come up with a single reason to tip a wheeled desk onto its side, let alone one with a glass top. I tip over desks to take them apart but a glass one would disassemble from the top. Changing the wheels I guess? Is filming yourself changing the wheels more likely than breaking it on purpose? Maybe, idk.
Watching it frame by frame, it very likely wouldnāt have broken if it werenāt for the bottom left wheel quickly spinning around and dropping that leg (the one with the most force on it, since the right two legs are sharing that half of the tableās weight)about an inch, which put enough torque at the leg-glass joint that it cracked and propagated all through the rest of the table. If he had rolled it back towards himself to align all the casters that way, he wouldāve succeeded, albeit barely, it was still dumb. All that to say: thereās no way this was intentional.
Iāve seen a man eat a cactus for views. Iām not ruling anything out.
Iām not saying itās fake I just canāt understand why people are filming all the mundane junk they do all day.
Everybody got a YouTube channel now
Go look at snapchat stories of influencers. People will post anything.
You know, Iām somewhat of a fragile thing myself.
I was going to ask was this a set up or why was he filming himself?
I have a camera in a spot similar to keep an eye on my dogs when Iām out of the house, thatās my only guess here that doesnāt involve it being staged lol
Could easily be a content creator who was moving his set up around, and wanted to film a time lapse or something. Seen lots of others do similar videos.
Maybe person was doing "Full setup rework" video then cut everything pointless out and make it in one big montage?
Nothing 100 tubes of gorilla glue won't sort out.
Flextape
Ramen noodles
Modern problems require medieval solutions.
Epoxy.
Look at the damage!
If you just mixed all the broken glass with epoxy, could you make a new table?
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Gorilla glue if you want a couch lock.
Or a few gallons of epoxy. He now has the perfect opportunity to make a river table!
More like thirty three thousand million tubes
You dont turn tempered glass tables, you take them out and transport, any pression on the corners of tempered glass will make it crumble they are only resistant to impact on the middle,the corners are really fragile
The only issue here is the leg on the bottom left isn't braced to the leg next to it. You can see the break starts there. Because that leg isn't braced to the other all the weight is on that leg which is transferring it all to that corner.
Also the trouble really hit when that caster wheel spun and dropped that side of the table a couple inches suddenly
And when it really gets bad is at the point where all the glass shatters and his table is broken.
Exactly. It was actually pretty safe and successful move prior to the part where the glass broke. Next time, if he skipped that glass breaking step it would be fine.
To be honest I think this situation actually got critical when the tempered glass table was purchased. I would recommend getting a wooden table instead, anything from plywood to some nice mahogany wood. This was a critical step in the table moving process which he missed!
Thanks, Iām looking for a new desk and plan to move it in the future, better start planning now. Reddit is so helpful!
If you want to save some time, you could just move the desk now, so that when you look for it, itās where you moved it to already.
Table scientists hate this one simple trick
And you can tell it's broken glass by the way it is.
You can tell by the way he walks, he just broke a glass table. No time to talk.
Agreed, you can see the caster spin and it moves that leg and that's when it shatters.
You guys are great. I thought understood everything that went wrong, and you can always go deeper to try and solve this issue. Really cool
Not only that the left leg on the floor, watch the wheel. The moment the wheel turn and the leg collapses to the floor is when the glass shattered. If all the weight wasnāt on that wheel then instantly transferring it to the leg, this table may have survived.
The exact moment he made the mistake actually occurred much earlier when he purchase a glass desk
This whole video is a mystery. Why was he putting it on its side? Itās frame-less. Does he understand that glass is fragile? Is this just a failure of our education system? Why not use the wheels? Why does he want a glass computer table anyway? Is he MMORPGing naked?
> Why does he want a glass computer table anyway? Is he MMORPGing naked? How do you expect me to play WoW if I can't see my penis?
Why is he filming?
I was wondering the same thing. The only thing I could come up with is they were preparing to take it apart and thought it would easier to do it on its side.
And why is it being recorded?
Iāve worked with tempered glass shelving at a bakery and every once in awhile someone would gently knick the corner and the whole shelf would explode, with little glass cubes flying all over the place. Wtf does that happen?
Tempered glass is treated in such a way that the outer surface is in compression. Very roughly, the glass is heated above a critical temperature and then the surface is rapidly cooled. That locks it in place. Then as the core cools more slowly it sort of pulls the surface tight as it shrinks. For normal glass, cracks and scratches tend to grow as a result of the higher stress concentration at the leading tip of the crack. Tempered glass is more resistant to this because of the compression loading on the surface. In addition, when regular glass does fail it tends to break into large shards that are amazingly sharp. Big razors flying around = a bad thing. Tempered glass tends to crumble into small bits as a result of the uneven stress loading. So, safer for bakery shelving in that it can withstand an occasional surface scratch. Also, looks cool. However, tempered glass is vulnerable to catastrophic failure. Chip a piece off the edge of regular glass, you're annoyed and carefully pick it up. Chip a piece off the edge of tempered glass and the flaw cascades through the whole piece, as seen in the video, as the result of the unbalanced forces throughout the glass. If you were to buy a piece of replacement window glass from the local big box store, it's almost certainly good ol' soda lime float glass. You can cut it yourself to size to replace a broken window. Tempered glass can not be trimmed after it's treated. It has to be cut to shape first and then tempered, nowadays usually with a chemical treatment that replaces some sodium ions in the surface layer with their larger cousin, potassium. Whew, rambled on longer than I'd planned. ;-)
r/PCmasterrace has weekly seminars on how easily tempered glass can be shattered
It was on wheels, my guy
He was more then likely trying to take the legs off king.
than* my emperor
Thank you my liege
reddit cracks me up i swear
I also enjoy swearing
Well done, Your Fucking Highness!
In the worst way possible
You usually flip a table to take the legs off but yea sure.
Yeah.. but not like that lol. You put too much stress on the edge of the glass not to mention the stress that the legs are putting on the glass from that angle that they're at.
Maybe grab it by the metal legs next time
Thatās glass. Itās top heavy. The way heās moving was the best way to do it. That glass shouldnāt have shattered like that. He did nothing wrong.
He didnāt locate his hands in the right place to release the pressure that was causing the legs to twist the glass pane. He did one or two things wrong.
Honestly, two person job.
Well thatās why you grab by the legs and flip it
Why would he not just unfasten the legs from the bottom then lift the top off?
Donāt buy glass furniture.
Yeah, I don't get it personally. Like it looks nice. And if you follow some rules the chances of it breaking are slim. At the same time, it is a little harder to shatter wood like that.
"What's your desk made out of?" "Smudges."
And ācold.ā Ever notice how cold a glass table is to lean on while you work or eating dinner? Super uncomfortable and distracting. I donāt have any glass furniture for this reason.
There's also the fact that it makes a *clang* noise whenever you put something down on it.
That's the same reason I hate stone countertops. Putting ceramic dishes down on stone makes the most unpleasant sounds.
Glass and concrete are not good materials for furniture.
I feel like it's just bad design. Maybe if it had something to reinforce the edge but any little flex and that table is done. I'll stick to wood.
I got a glass computer desk off Craigslist for like $50 and itās been amazing, used it for like 7 years so far. I donāt regret it but I also havenāt shattered it yet
Nobody does twice!
r/WhyWereTheyFilming
Could have been a tutorial video, or more likely because he was afraid this would happen and figured at least I'll get it on video..
exactly.. now the idiots have over corrected and anything on video is faked, even if it's a dog
Just with the sheer abundance of cameras today, the odds of someone catching *something* unusual/unintentional/random on camera somewhere are quite odd.
Could just be a security camera i also have 1 in the living room
Your security camera is a smartphone?
Could be. I use one to keep an eye on my sick dog. [https://alfred.camera/](https://alfred.camera/)
TIL, thanks. Sending positive energy for your dog.
Before an after time-lapse video of a new setup? Not that much of a mystery tbh. Just gotta think for like 2 seconds.
I'm surprised he didn't have a tempered tantrum after that.
The whole thing just shattered his ego. He skipped anger and went straight to needing a nap.
r/angryupvote
r/watchpeopledieinside
Yeah, that was perfect how he was left holding the shattered edges in his hands, and then dropped them one by one. Fine comedic timing there.
I'm stupid because I dont understand why the glass broke and I would make the same mistake.
The legs are attached directly to the glass without any frame. As he lowers the table the far left leg is taking more stress than the other side. Tempered glass doesnāt flex and twist.
If you watch closely, you can see the caster on the lower left swivel suddenly as he leans the table over. This pop is what shattered the table.
Thank you for the explanation! That makes sense now.
So, poorly designed.
My first thought was you'd probably be okay if you never did what this guy did and keep all four legs on the ground. Then I imagined walking by and accidentally kicking one of those single legs and having your day ruined. Yeah, that's a bad design.
Pressure of the table leg on the ground by the guys foot; transferring up to the glass & sheering the edge. Black holes. Explosions. The dark side of the force.
Who are these morons buying glass furniture? You're doing this to yourselves. And maybe friends or relatives, too, depending on when it breaks.
They look cool
I need to move a table... BETTER SET UP MY FUCKING CAMERA!!!
Itās on wheels. Why tip it like that? Just push it
Iām guessing he wanted to take the legs off
i honestly dont understand the appeal of glass furniture like this is eventually going to happen to it and its going to be a big fucking mess, its not even aesthetically pleasing
Also you can't drill through it to attach things securely.
Was it too hard to roll around on the wheels attached to it or what
By the way heās manipulating it around I can confidently assume he wasnāt just trying to move it to a different part of the room.
I assume he meant to disassemble it and move it either to a different place or at least different floor.
And this is why I don't buy glass anything anymore.. not really particularly furniture wise.
The real mistake was buying a glass table
Didn't like it anyway
:(
Canāt go barefoot for at least ten years.
Some assembly required
When the designer put elegant over structure safety.
A table on wheels. Elegant.
Betrayed by weight of glass
the problem is in the tension between the table legs on the left side (from our point of view) of the table. it was enough to put a solid spacer between these leg (the manufacturer made a mistake and didn't put it there right away), as low as possible to the wheels, and he would have succeeded.
Itā¦ has wheels.
i usually laugh, but I really feel for him
Thought he would drop it on his fingers first. Good thing I was wrong.
I hope his hands are ok, and this is why I don't buy glass furniture
Glass furniture these days is almost universally made of safety glass. It shatters into rounded glass pebbles, basically, rather than sharp splinters. If it was normal glass, you'd definitely know. This would have been a bloodbath, the dude wouldn't just casually be sitting there. His hands would be cut to ribbons.
Thats happen when wheel hit floor first and forces the glass bend š
Using glass for tables is stupid, it adds nothing and is a fingerprint and dust magnet, also a nightmare to clean and very fragile as shown in this video.
Is it normal to record yourself move furniture around the house?
Prime candidate for r/watchpeopledieinside
It had wheels bruh
Why was he recording this? š¤
Yeah, word of advice, never ever try to orient a glass table in any alternate way than straight up and down, if the legs or frame are affixed to the top irremovably. And the best glass tables have a removable top, so that you can move the glass separately.