glass for gauges
Discussion
Other than a complete replacement unit from a breaker I am not sure where you would find an original equipment replacement.
An alternative might be to get the old glass out and go see if you have a local glazier skilled enough to cut a new one from a sheet of glass.
Or get yourself a sheet of clear plastic from a craft shop, (making sure it's not too thick). Cover one side with masking tape to about the same size as you broken glass. Use the instrument bezel to draw a circle matching the exact glass size. Then use a small drill and make a series of small holes round the edge of the circle which will make it easier to cut. File edges smooth to finish off.
An alternative might be to get the old glass out and go see if you have a local glazier skilled enough to cut a new one from a sheet of glass.
Or get yourself a sheet of clear plastic from a craft shop, (making sure it's not too thick). Cover one side with masking tape to about the same size as you broken glass. Use the instrument bezel to draw a circle matching the exact glass size. Then use a small drill and make a series of small holes round the edge of the circle which will make it easier to cut. File edges smooth to finish off.
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