Stained Glass Basics (How To Copper Foil A Beginner Panel)
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2023
- This video shows all the basics on this tiny stained glass panel. The Stained Glass Basics shown in this video are perfect for a beginner because the glass itself can be purchased in scrap-glass quantities, which is always much less vs. larger sheets. I hope you learned a thing or two about the stained glass craft. Leave any questions I'll be happy to answer them in the comments.
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So far, I've watched 4 or 5 videos, but it's this video that gives me confidence. I'm so excited about starting my first stained glass project.
Happy to help!
Inherited a bunch of glass and some olllld tools. Ive been itching to try it out. This was the most detailed tutorial I've seen. Thank you so much.
Happy to help Liz!
I've never known anything about how stained glass is made. This is a thorough and clear introduction. Thanks!
Anytime!
I was looking for some mixed technics for change an old cheap piece of furniture. You inspired me and I think I'll give it a try! Ty!🙏
Good luck!
Fantastic! Absolutely fantastic. Just learnt a Shiz load😁 Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video; thank you!
Happy to help!
I don’t even know how to make stained glass yet, but I’ve soldered a ton doing plumbing, and I suggest that you use gloves while adding the foil and soldering as so the gloves keep oils from hands messing up the process
It's a little tricky with the adhesive side sticking to the gloves and them pulling / ripping. Haven't had really any trouble as long as I'm not too sweaty 🤣
Found this super handy thanks :)
No problem!
@Mr.StainedGlass is there a way I can share a photo of my first piece? I say "first piece" but it's literally just the first thing I've ever done- a bunch of scraps soldered together. Did it while watching this video :)
23:04 1st time watching, fun to watch.TFS! I subscribed btw lol
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Re: Gloves. Don't use polymer based gloves; if the hot solder or iron gets on them they will melt and stick to your skin. Use leather and/or 100% cotton gloves. TIG welding gloves are good for this, because they are made to handle molten steel getting on them, yet are flexible enough to handle delicate work.
Good idea!
How do you know when you need to reapply flux? Great video! Super succinct and helpful.
When the solder doesn't seem to be sticking well. You can just run the Flux brush over the hot solder and it seems to melt into all the right places
honestly with lead free especially too much flux can be wiped with baking soda paste. but. for sure use it otherwise you might burn the solder. im new to glass, but been an electronics technician soldering circuit boards etc.
Wonderful. Would be interested in purchasing your products
What's your email and address please?
We sell on our website cavalliniglass.com
Hello! Thank you for the video! What did you pour into your grinder?
No problem, water!
Great video, thanks! Just wondering if you'd have a link to the file for the tape alignment tool? Would very much like to 3d print one myself
Hi, not sure about print file but you can purchase here cavalliniglass.com/pages/search-results-page?q=foiler
Do you have this pattern to print out and what are the dimensions of the overall patern and the individual sections inside.
I would like to try stained glass and this seems like a good beginner project.
Thanks.
No but you can easily make this pattern. It's just straight lines
Would your copper foil jig work with most shapes of glass?
Yes! You can check out our copper foiling guide shows me doing a few different shapes.
Where did you get the widget used for holding copper foil?
Where did you get vacuum sucker for fumes?
Thanks!
Hi
We sell the foiler you can get it here
cavalliniglass.com/pages/search-results-page?q=Foiler
The fume extractor I got from Amazon
Wow just spent $75.00 on table top foiling tool! Does this tool come in other sizes for various sizes of foil?
When cutting/scoring the glass, I noticed you always pushed the cut never pulled it, did that make any major difference of is that just how you personally do it? Also you mentioned always makeing sure the cutter a well oiled, but didn't say with what in specific oil is recommended to use?
I normally push so I can see the line in the pattern underneath. If you pull towards you I find it's harder to see as your hand will obstruct your vision. We have a few stsinrd glass oils for sale on our site, all of them will do. I mostly prefer the CJs because the bottle dispenses oil easily into the cutter instead of needing an eye dropper. You can watch our cutting tutorial where we showcase all of those products and a lot more glass cutting related tools
Where do you get your fume remover?
I got it from amazon!
Do you notice a difference in the bead when you hold the iron tip perpindicular rather than horiz?
Seems like horizontally it heats the solder up more since the surface area of the iron tip that is touching the solder is greater. This way you can make more molten solder allowing it to flow and smooth out evenly
@@Mr.StainedGlass Thanks. I had seen a video where the artist said that vertical makes a rounder bead and horiz removes an overage of lead. Just comparing notes. I am gonna give both techniques a try today. Cheers!
I'm new to stained glass, i want to do a frame with my poodle but do not know how to draw the pattern so it won't break and also it will look like the dog lol any tips please
I recommend searching on Google images "stained glass poodle" and seeing how others doing it. You can print out a picture of the poodle, trace lines for glass cuts where the subject will look best while trying to make the pieces not too sharp, pointy, or have weak points in curves
Good luck!
How thick is the stain? like the diameter
Stained glass is ~1/8" thick
My strong and odd desire to just solder things is spiking...
Give it a shot!
can I contact you by email? I enjoyed your video! thank you! however I have a question, you have a ventilation thingy removing the fumes., where is it venting to? how did you make it?
I got it from Amazon here: a.co/d/hvWOKDl
Why not use alcohol to clean
Alcohol works awesome!
With all the flux you are using, it doesn’t seem to be spitting and sputtering. Why is that.?
I know someone that cuts his bristles down on his brush since, “You don’t want to bath your foil in flux.” 🥴
And it saves on flux.
I notice if it starts spitting/sputtering,normally it's on the flip side with the Flux caught between the initially soldered side and the newly soldered side.
I try to solder to not trap any Flux and have a way for it to easily exit if possible.