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Stained Glass For Beginners
104 CQ
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Angela Berzins demonstrates the process of burnishing copper foil to your stained glass pattern piece edges so that the solder has something to melt onto.
with Angela BerzinsAngela Berzins demonstrates the process of burnishing copper foil to your stained glass pattern piece edges so that the solder has something to melt onto.
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Setting up your stained glass project correctly is just as important as the execution. Learn why jig boards and soldering flux are essential to your project.
with Angela BerzinsSetting up your stained glass project correctly is just as important as the execution. Learn why jig boards and soldering flux are essential to your project.
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Now that your stained glass project is tacked together, let’s melt some metal! Angela Berzins’ tips and tricks will make the soldering process go smoothly.
with Angela BerzinsNow that your stained glass project is tacked together, let’s melt some metal! Angela Berzins’ tips and tricks will make the soldering process go smoothly.
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Soldering can be one of the most frustrating aspects of making stained glass projects. Angela Berzins shows how to fix common problems when soldering.
with Angela BerzinsSoldering can be one of the most frustrating aspects of making stained glass projects. Angela Berzins shows how to fix common problems when soldering.
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Your stained glass project is almost finished! Add some color to the solder seams with a process called patination, and apply wax for a shiny finish.
with Angela BerzinsYour stained glass project is almost finished! Add some color to the solder seams with a process called patination, and apply wax for a shiny finish.
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Carol S
I inherited a glass grinder from my grandfather. Its pretty old, but it's doing the job for me now because I'm new. The problem is, when I took it apart to clean/oil it, I took off the bit and I don't have the allen wrench to tighten it again. Are they standard sizes and can I buy another wrench? I have tried the ones I have here and its not working. Worse case, I'll buy new bits, but I'm trying to stay in budget.
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Angela Berzins
Hi, Been there! Every grinder bit comes with its own hex key/allen wrench, and it is specific to the bit. I did a little research on the ones I have, and found that they do come in both standard and metric sizes. The ones I have for my bits are standard, and they are either 3/32" (larger bits) and 5/64" (smaller bits.) Metric ones will not work- they'll be either slightly too big, or too small. If you can't find a key somehow, I say spend $20 on eBay, buy 3/4" or 1" Twofer bits, 100/120 grit :-)
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daisy m
Awesome class. I really enjoyed this very detailed class.
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Angela Berzins
Thanks so much for enrolling! Let me know if you ever have questions!
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