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J Huentelglas

Huentelglas Stained Glass

J Huentelglas
Two quick tips when using cutting shears for stained glass patterns.
Demonstration for how to copper foil curves.
Viewing colors in a stained glass window before soldering / leading it up.

Use a plexiglass panel, and putty dots, assemble the panel near a window.  Looking at a panel with natural sunlight is a great way to confirm your glass color selections before assembly.

Music by Eva Huentelman, Robinswood Music.
How to "patina" a zinc frame on a lead came stained glass panel using Super Blue.
Super Blue is made by Birchwood Casey; I purchased it from Amazon (Birchwood Casey E & F Super Blue Liquid Gun Blue 90 Ml), but just google "Super Blue Liquid" and you can find it at many places.
Hand make cotter pins from tinned copper wire to hang your stained glass panel.
Short video with a top on how to cut reliefs in lead came to bend it for a 60 degree angle without using two pieces of lead.  I learned this tip at the Wabi-Sabi Lead Came workshop in North Carolina.  (Check them out here on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/wabisabiworkshops/?hl=en)
Flipping over a stained glass panel when only one side is soldered.
Don Carlos Lead Knife does more than cut lead!
This video show how to braid lead came using a drill to create a decorative edge for a stained glass piece.  This video also shows how to solder the decorative edge to the stained glass piece.  This step is done after the stained glass piece has been soldered and puttied, and prior to applying a patina.  Decorative edges are a nice touch especially for round windows.
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