The glass workshop is characterized primarily by work with flat glass. The work in the glass workshop extends to the formal shaping of the flat glass by cutting, lowering and/or fusing. The finishing of the material by drilling, grinding and especially sandblasting also characterizes the possibilities of the glass workshop.

Equipment:
The equipment of the glass workshop includes three glass furnaces, a glass cutting table, a belt grinding machine for glass, a plate grinding machine for glass and a sandblasting cabin.

Glass up to a thickness of 25mm is cut in most cases with carbide glass cutters. Round and contour cuts are also possible.

Glass and ceramics can be machined with diamond-tipped and water-cooled drills.

Flat glass can be formed three-dimensionally in Glassen furnaces on coated ceramic or stainless steel molds. Other refractory substrates, e.g. pours, can also be used.

In a blast cabinet, surfaces are matted or deep blasted. Areas that are to remain smooth are covered with elastic materials, e.g. foils.