Definition of glazier's point in US English:

glazier's point

noun

A small triangle of sheet metal, used to hold glass in a window frame until the putty dries.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to the glass you will also need glazier's points and glazing compound to hold the glass in place.
- These are called glazier's points, and their job is to hold the glass in place - it's not the putty that does this.
- Flat metal glazier's points are 20th century technology so they cannot be original to a 19th century mirror.
- Use a putty knife to press glazier's points into the sash every 4 to 6 inches to hold the glass.
- Press in new glazier's points every 10 ’, using the tip of the putty knife.
- If you intend on reusing the glass, be careful removing the glazier's points - it's very tricky.

Definition of glazier's point in US English:

glazier's point

noun

A small triangle of sheet metal, used to hold glass in a window frame until the putty dries.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you intend on reusing the glass, be careful removing the glazier's points - it's very tricky.
- Press in new glazier's points every 10 ’, using the tip of the putty knife.
- Use a putty knife to press glazier's points into the sash every 4 to 6 inches to hold the glass.
- These are called glazier's points, and their job is to hold the glass in place - it's not the putty that does this.
- In addition to the glass you will also need glazier's points and glazing compound to hold the glass in place.
- Flat metal glazier's points are 20th century technology so they cannot be original to a 19th century mirror.

词汇	glazier's point
释义	Definition of glazier's point in US English: glazier's point noun A small triangle of sheet metal, used to hold glass in a window frame until the putty dries. Example sentencesExamples In addition to the glass you will also need glazier's points and glazing compound to hold the glass in place. These are called glazier's points, and their job is to hold the glass in place - it's not the putty that does this. Flat metal glazier's points are 20th century technology so they cannot be original to a 19th century mirror. Use a putty knife to press glazier's points into the sash every 4 to 6 inches to hold the glass. Press in new glazier's points every 10 ’, using the tip of the putty knife. If you intend on reusing the glass, be careful removing the glazier's points - it's very tricky. Definition of glazier's point in US English: glazier's point noun A small triangle of sheet metal, used to hold glass in a window frame until the putty dries. Example sentencesExamples If you intend on reusing the glass, be careful removing the glazier's points - it's very tricky. Press in new glazier's points every 10 ’, using the tip of the putty knife. Use a putty knife to press glazier's points into the sash every 4 to 6 inches to hold the glass. These are called glazier's points, and their job is to hold the glass in place - it's not the putty that does this. In addition to the glass you will also need glazier's points and glazing compound to hold the glass in place. Flat metal glazier's points are 20th century technology so they cannot be original to a 19th century mirror.
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