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12:35 Wait, 19 seconds faster than what? 19 seconds faster than 5 minutes isn't much, but 19 seconds faster than 30 seconds is a ton.

I love your content!! Do you solder with lead free solder?

I have all my tools and grinder in a box in my storage shed from 30 years ago. I think I’m going to start doing stained glass again as a hobby now that I’m retired. Great video

When you flip it over to solder the backside can the heat conduct through the foil and mess up the solder on the first side, or worse weaken the panel so it separates? Thanks so much!

I noticed some of your pieces weren’t ground on the grinder. I thought after even a clean cut, your were advised to rough up the glass to make the adhesive stick better. True or not? I’d prefer to not grind if I could. Thanks

What brand of light table is that?

This may be a stupid question but is that regular paper underneath when you start soldering? I'm curious if it matters what material is underneath the project.

What do you heat the iron to? What degree??

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Thank you very much for this super complete class. Hugs from Brazil!

It looks like you are only using the glass cleaner and steel wool to clean -- I'm curious, does the glass cleaner also neutralize the flux? And, does it have to be an ammonia-based cleaner for that reaction to take place? Thanks

I've seen people use Cricuts with sticky paper to put the design directly on the glass for cutting. What are your thoughts?

any plans to do a full detail how to on sandblasting? which vinyl works best , pressure setting, which media works best?

Beautiful pie for a wonderful cause. Question. Can’t glass be cut with a laser to save time? P.S. just got a delivery from your company 10 days ago. Regards, Albert

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Carlos made a good point about grinding every side of every piece. You get a good fit between pieces and good edge foil contact.

A non ammonia window cleaner works great to clean glass and a finished project. Rubbing alcohol does have some oils in it, that’s why I use a non ammonia window cleaner.

He is actually using a Breaking/Grouser pliers. The jaws have a flat side for breaking and a curved jaw for grousing.

Sal Ammoniac does not tin the iron it cleans the iron.

Solder doesn’t dry it cools and hardens.

Would be nice to explain why you need to over lap foil a 1/4”. I noticed the glass was clean after cutting, might be easier to clean glass before cutting . With the wood forms you don’t need to tack solder. You can just start in a corner and work your way across the piece.

Great detail on the cutting and grinding. Really liked the details in the foiling and soldering of the piece. Over all great content and instruction.

I have always loved stained glass. I am thinking about getting into the hobby and watching all of your helpful tips are so appreciated. Great work!! ❤️

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Did I hear you correct when you said you installed these two windows in front of existing windows? How do you do the actual installation for that? Could we get a break down please?

Excellent video, I am adding it to our tutorials playlist. Very well done and clearly explained. You might mention that the 50/50 and 60/40 solder DOES contain some lead. I think most people nowadays will prefer the lead free solder.

watching this one again. well done.

cool video for beginners. we love it!

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If I'm not ready to go all in with a grinder, can the peices be sanded by hand while I figure things out?

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I have found it to be pretty cost friendly for supplies. I suggest that you start with scrape glass and make small pieces. You can get scrap glass in many sizes, pretty cheap. Stained glass is a process and does take some time. One store just gave me a box full of a scrap glass free.

I too like to start with a joint.

Beautiful outcome. How can I get a “free” pattern? Thanks

Great video. I am making several windows that will be exposed to wind and weather. Should I use copper foiling or lead for that environment. My project is a for a charity and I am paying for the glass. Where’s the best place to buy large quantities of glass with a fair price and inexpensive shipping online?

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Really helpful and a beautiful piece Thankyou

I was hoping it would be that much fun. I just hope I have the patience for it. Any recommendations for the full works in terms of supplies?

I am new to stain glass. After copper foiling and shouldering, with a little pressure, my pieces get separated. What is the reason?

Thank you for this video

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I wish you were still uploading! Miss it. ❤

Hi Mr. Stained Glass, I'm new to your channel. Thanks for these videos. They are very helpful. I'm retired and just getting back into working with glass after a 40 year hiatus. I find I spend an awful lot of time grinding due to poor cutting and grozing skills. Especially with smaller sized pieces. I suppose it will improve with practice. Any advice on how to practice? Also, I am shopping for a new grinder as the one I have is quite old. Do you have a mid priced one you would recommend? Thank you!

hello, can you tell me the manufacturer of the grout or do you make it yourself?

hello, can you tell me the manufacturer of the grout or do you make it yourself?

Very interesting and informative post. Thank you so much