It is a table with many tiny holes on the surface covered by felt. There is a blower underneath the table creating an air cushion on the table surface through the holes. Glass rack is placed next to this loading table. The top piece of glass is then free fell from the glass rack onto the loading table with the help of air cushion. The operator then moves the glass onto the template-cutting machine easily with the help of air cushion.

This is the machine suitable for shape glass cutting. There is a piece of wooden template with internal shape identical to the shape of the glass that is to be cut. A blower is placed underneath the machine and it is used to create air cushion on the table surface through many small holes. The glass is moved from the loading table onto this cutting machine easily by floating on the table surface. When the glass is moved against positioning stoppers, the air blower reverses rotating such that vacuum is created to “suck” the glass which shall not moved during cutting. There is a cutting head with a ring right above and also a hinge on the top connecting to a long handle. The ring is against the internal rim of the wooden template. The operator holds the handle and thus, the cutting head to move the cutting head around the internal rim of the template. When the cutting head is being moved, the cutting wheel presses against the glass surface by means of pneumatic scores on glass surface the requested shape. By pressing a button, the blower reverses rotating again to create air cushion on table surface such that the glass is easily floated and moved onto the subsequent breakout table.