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That is a wonderful video… thank you for sharing your method!

Very nice and helpfull, thank you !

Great video! Also, I love the misspelling on the note 😂

Off the screen.

I am enjoying your video's Where are you located and would you like to have an apprentice. I dabbled stained glas 25 years ago and I would like to learn from someonewith experience , like my old teacher from back then. I am very appreciative that you are passing your years of knowledge along:)

4:02...son of a what????????!!!!!! LOL

What temp iron do you use attaching the copper wire?

I love this video so helpful to me thank you for posting it!

Thanks ---but not everyone can figure out or express it in formula ---the lady I had made the video for originally didn't have the math skills to be able to understand what is in your reply

The straight line connecting the end-points of the arc, or chord length = 2r sin(θ/2). [θ is in radians] c = 2(2) * sin[(2*pi/5)/2] c = 4 * sin(1.26/2) c = 2.35" = 2 11/32" Or, for pentagram side: c = 2(2) * sin[(4pi/5)/2] c = 3 13/16"

0:43 nicer in the lines for me .

Your videos are great Jack quick to the point and what a gem to find knowledge like this!

Hello! What do you use for wire or ware to hang stained glass windows ? thans

I really enjoy your videos and look forward to making something similar to this! What size is the brass tubing you used?

Brillant. Do you transform it in a paste ? I do not like the fact that is drips everywhere. Also: when I use normal zinc chloride paste and my American Beauty 250W I have no issue . But you still think that the solder is not of good quality ?

You use muriatic acid for zinc bars? I have no issue with normal zinc chloride paste flux …

I use the same kind of soldering iron .

5:57 muriatic acid …? Why ? I do not use it .

Well done work Sir.

Good setup . Thank you!

Well I will have to weigh it some how I just don't have a anything like a kitchen scale & it's going to be a while before I will be able to transport it any where because I will be making a box for the client to store it in when not in use----- plus I still have the other one to finish

How heavy is it once finished?

That goes against everything I have learned. I would never solder a hanger just to the came - even at an intersection.

Too bad we can't see what you're doing.

Excellent technique! Especially like the explanation of why the fine gauge wire is best.

Sir, Kurt here, Did you stretch your came????

Hello Jack. My name is KURT, Recently Bought a vintage "Tiffany Style" swag lamp kit. I have been researching exactly what you are doing. I have found value in every vid I watched on this subject. Thank you for posting this Sir! God Bless. :)

Thank you for sharing

Great video.

Thanks for the tip

Wonderful idea, thank you!

Thanks for info. 😊so true most don’t think before doing. Lol

Can’t see the top so this part is useless

Thank you, Jack!!

yep...i needed that fulcrum lesson..thanks Jack

Very helpful to see you work. I've always have done copper foil method and struggle with the lead repair job I'm working on. Very helpful

Can you tell me anything about the machine? Where it came from, what brand, or??? My wife wants to get one but I am not having any luck finding something similar. Edit: Wife found name from one of your other videos - Diegel Stained Glass Foiler.

I also have a Diegel and love it for the same reasons. Keep the videos coming!

Thanks for sharing all your tips and tricks. It takes years to gain the knowledge you have. Thanks again!

Your welcome if you watch wire wrapping info I had added some additional tips that I had forgot to mention in the original video

Thanks for the warning about this time of situation. Thanks for the tip on a device to help separate copper foil solders, too. I have struggled with just using pliers, which is sometimes not successful.

Awesome thanks

thank you!!

Very helpful! Thank you Patricia

Yes I saw that in your post & just for my self for a shade that size just having the wire too & bottom with good bead would have been more than😅 sufficient but if placing the 14 gauge on it makes you feel better better than ok ---- It just seems like over kill to me --- but as long as you are happy that's all that really matters

I finished my lamp using your method, I only did one thing different, after I picked it up and joined the sides, I tacked the top well and removed the wire and replaced it with 14 ga on the very inside it the top to strengthen it. I also run a piece down each side of the panels. Thank you for your guidance. I appreciate your wisdom.

This idea of hangers really does look better than jumprings! Stained glass windows look so expensive, so why cheapen the look with common jumprings?!!! Plus they never looked strong enought but i admit i have used them, thats all I've known to use. But now I'll use your idea! Thank you!!!

I just love how u are straight to the point! Exactly how I like to learn.

O k your new at this so Rule #1 if you don't have a corner to place a hanger on then always solder the hanger / loop at a intersection -----If you noticed I used lead came on the edge & if I didn't solder the hanger at a intersection what would keep the lead from pulling away over time from the weight of the piece due to Gravity. ?

Trying to understand why the hanger needs to be applied at an intersection since it is not inserted into the line. I'm so new to this