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It was a nice day here in southern Alberta too - it warmed up to -18 C.  That's about 0 degrees F.   Been a while since I saw a bike on the road.

That's alright though, I have the day off so I spent most of it in my nice warm shop.

Interesting... I have been in the glass industry for about 12 years now and I have cut down quite a few windshields using more traditional methods - a glass cutter.

I have never heard of cutting it with a sandblaster, but I am definately going to try it.  I have access to a virtually unlimited supply of scrap windshields.

Possibly the use of carborundum (silicon carbide) as the abrasive agent would work more efficiently, although you would have to use extreme care not to allow it to contact the part of the glass you want to keep - it scratches the glass instantly with almost no pressure.

Just a thought, and thanks for the idea I'm going to test it out.