This light is very pretty. The only thing I would change is to have it connect to the wood on the outside with the three metal tabs. In order to thoroughly clean the inside, you need to disassemble it. The dust is going to accumulate from the top.i like your meticulous work ethic. It makes for a perfect finished product the first time.
Glad you liked the video. The metal tabs are on the inside to give it a more finished look. If you were going to put them on the outside the wooden base would have to be much larger and would be out of proportion to the rest of the project. The plate in the top holding the battery pack can be removed if you want to get inside the tower to clean it. These are made to be used inside the home and shouldn't get very dirty over time. I appreciate your input, always open to different ways to make these projects. Regards, Bill Stone
hi, love this lamp, and the easy way you explain how to do stained glass, do you use cement after you have solderd every thing to stop it rattling, if not what size came do you use please
Hi John, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video project. I don't glaze these small projects, they don't have to be waterproof, and they aren't subjected to a lot at banging around. The Lead Came I use on all of these video projects are RU-70 U Came and RH-9 H Came. They are made by Cascade Metals, and they have a great chart showing all the different sizes of Lead Came, check them out on the internet. I use that same Came on my larger projects and you can see some of them if you watch my video WHAT DO I DO WHEN NOT MAKING THESE RUclips VIDEOS. Back to the glazing of the projects, I don't glaze anything under 1 1/2 square feet unless it's going outside and needs to be waterproof or in an area where the project is going to exposed to a lot of jarring say like in a door. If you like you can glaze these projects, it will make them stronger. Again, thanks for your comment, and please feel free to ask me anything about these projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone PS: I have also made several of these light towers that plug into the wall, instead of using the battery power lights. They sell then both plug in and battery operated. I get them from Amazon.
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 I want to make a square lamp using 4 pieces of 8 inch x 6 inch pieces of glass, and trying the came method, but I have been told its not possible to seal the edges, I have made 3 other lamps all using small pieces of glass and agates, using the copper foil method, have you any suggestions please
Hi John, Not sure why someone would have told you that!! The Light Tower in this video has sealed edges about 24" long, and I've even made others that are as long as 30" or longer without any trouble. The U came I use is RH-70 U came and it has a crown face and a flat back, so it makes it easier to marry the edges together without open areas between the panels. They do make a H came that the back is completely round all the way and that one would be much harder to keep from not having open areas in between the panels. Check out the Video, Leaded Glass Solar Lantern Planter, fast forward to the 58 minute of the video and you will see how I keep these panels together without any open areas in them. This project is a 4 sided one like you want to make, should be of some help to you on your project. Make sure your panels are square or you may have trouble getting them together without gaps in them!! Hope this helps you out, let me know how you make out. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi LaDonna, So glad you are enjoying the videos!! This one is a fun project to make, you can do so many different things in the center panels on this project. It's also a great way to use up small pieces of glass left over from other projects. You can find all my videos in one place by typing in Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creation and click on my photo and they will all come up. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi John, Your more than welcome, please don't hesitate to ask me anything about these Leaded Glass projects!! I will be more to help you out if I can. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Fantastic, such a pleasure to see your ingenuity and hear your narrative while watching your fabulous workmanship. Great video too! We that find your channel are very fortunate as it's so inspirational to explore what we could do too. Thanks.
Hi Joan, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you are enjoying the leaded glass projects. It's been fun to share these projects with others!! Stained Glass is a great art form to work in, there is so much you can do with it, let your imagination run wild!! I also enjoy the fused glass, it's always a surprise to see how they are going to come out. So glad you found my channel and hopefully you will check out some of the other video projects. Check out the one video called WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT ALL GOES BAD!! that one even surprised me on how it turned out. Again, thanks for your comment, and if you have any questions about any of these projects, please feel free to ask me. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Therese, Glad you liked it. I have made about 35 to 40 over the past few years. The small ones were about 10" tall and the largest ones were a little taller than 18". The small ones have 100 lights, the larger ones have 150 lights and the largest ones have 200 lights installed in them. These lights are from Amazon. Again thanks for the kind words, hope you will give some of these projects a try. Regards, Bill Stone
Another wonderful video. Taking us through everything step by step really helps. Just found a beautiful depression glass plate and am going to make the jump from copper foil to came for the first time following your suncatcher video. Thanks so much for sharing your talent and experience 🙂
Hi Richard, Glad your enjoying the video's, I'm having fun making them!!! If this is your first time to use lead came, check out my video Leaded Glass Solar Lantern's for beginners. it shows you a lot of little tricks for using lead came. I use 1/4" RU came for around the edges and 7/32" RH came for the inside of my projects. The 1/4" came has a 7/32" crown to match the H came. The letter R in front stands for round. Use a 60/40 solder and 700 degree tip in my soldering iron. On like copper foil, the lead came can melt quite easily so check your iron before you start to solder to make sure it's not to HOT and melt the came. I always check my iron on a piece of old U came before I start to solder. Best of luck with your project, Hope you like using lead came, it's so much faster than using copper foil. Regards, Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 I started another project first and it has grown into a monster. A circular lamp surround with an 8 inch diameter and 291 pieces. I have never even been over 70 pieces and it is a little overwhelming. However it turns out , I'm sure to learn a great deal.
Hi Richard, I have made several like the one you're talking about. They take a lot of work and time to make. Best of luck to you on the project. Regards, Bill Stone
I love the colours in this , i like that mustard yellow type colour, i noticed you dont use horse shoe nails but brads is there a reason for that? I hope you dont mind all these questions, I also liked yr wifes idea of showing the front of a full panel its just so pretty...also noted when you say 6 5/8 you lose me, if i could measure 6.5 cm im good i can do that i no thats silly 😊 i noticed to when you solder the bottom cleats on, it doesnt burn a hole in the lead, the little hospital clamp is called a hemostat clamp its too hold small blood vessels together, for haemorrhage control, just some trivia 😊 i also noticed you used a paste flux to solder the last panel together on the inside, do you prefer paste or liquid ?
Hi Austra, Lots of questions are good way to learn things!! Ask me anything about these projects and I will get you an answer. I used to use horseshoe nails about 25 years ago and then a lady I met while living it Lake Havasu City AZ showed me these metal push pins, and a worktable covered with a product called Homasote, which is fireproof and these push pins work great in, big time saver. Homasote Board is used in sound proofing rooms for recording studios. When I want to change thing from inches to centimeters, I just ask Siris on my I Phone. Most of the time when you burn a hole in the lead came your soldering iron is too hot, the iron I use is a Waller 100 watt with a 700-degree tip, that's just about max temp before you start to melt you came. If your soldering iron doesn't have a control on it for temp, you should buy a small voltage regulator to control the temp. There not much and will make your life easier. Can you buy things on Amazon?? They have a lot of leaded glass supplies. Also, if you have Hobby Lobby, they also have glass supplies as does E-Bay. Thanks for the info on the clamp, good to know. The flux I use is caller Classis 100 gel flux, I like this one because it doesn't smell or smoke when you solder with it. It's water soluble and easy to clean up. I hope I covered your questions, if not send me another comment and I will get back to you. Regards, Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Thankyou so much for all yr info, I actually do use push pins & I have a homosote board but I can only do small projects because it is small I git it on amazon, I have suppliers of everything I need in stores in Australia, we don't have hobby lobby here, I bought my homosote board in a supply shop however I'll have to buy more to do big windows on, I just thought id ask why you didn't use horseshoe nails because I see a lot of people on you tube using them. I'll have to try the gel flux Thankyou, I use liquid & I don't like it, it smell & spits I had to get a smoke machine to pull the smoke from my face while soldering, you have been very helpful & I thank you for sharing yr knowledge, If I do my own pattern I'll just measure in a way I understand 🤣 I have so many beautiful book patterns, my main dilemma is which one to choose & what colours do I want, I'm good at putting colours together as I work with colour in all my other art work. I also have a hakko solder iron with a thermostat, it's great. My Husband has an iPhone I can ask siri on that as I have a Samsung which is not so smart lol. Have a great day
Hi Austra, Glad you found some a place where you can buy the larger sheet of Homasote board. I purchased my board at an old fashion lumber yard in a 4'x8' sheet 1/2" thick. Give the Classis 100 Gel Flux a try, I have been using it for several years, and like it very much!! Have a good Day. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Austra, It's so funny how different countries all have things that others don't have. I have several subscribers from all around the world and say the same thing!! I know you can do Amazon; I think they have that Classic 100 gel flux; you might want to check them out!! Have a good one!! Regarsd, Bill Stone
Hi Milan, The lead came is a 1/4" RU 70 for the U came and the H came is 7/32" RH 09. All the glass is standard art glass from stained glass suppliers. Solder is a 60/40 solder. You can find almost all these products at Amazon under Stained Glass Supplies. Check your local area and see if you have a stained glass store near you. Go on line and type in Stained Glass Supplies and you will find all kinds of dealers. From time to time I have purchased things from Delphi, Pacific Art Glass, Hobby Lobby and Ebay. Hope this gets you started. If your new to Stained Glass check out the video I posted for the Beginners. It's called Solar Lanterns for Beginners, it talks about Tool's, and Supplies. Glad you liked the video, and have a great day. Regrads, Bill Stone
What came are you using? Hobby came or Zinc came? Is there a difference? What size came for a typical 1/8" stained glass? Sorry for all the questions, I don't know anything about lead work. Thank you so much. I love your channel 😊 Your friend from Washington State 😃 🌲🌲🌲
Hi Therese, Yes, there is a big difference in Lead Came and Zinc Came. Not sure of the term Hobby Came?? Lead Came is used in all kinds of leaded glass projects, from small ones like we are doing on RUclips all the way up to large windows for homes, Churches and major buildings of all kinds. Zinc Came is used in most cases for the outside boarded or frames of large Leaded Glass Projects. It is very stiff and much stronger than Lead Came. The Lead Came I use is: RH-8 or RH-9 Round H Channel Came. I like the RH-9 Best because it's a little larger in the channel than the RH-8 Came. Both have a face with of 5/32", the RH-8 is 5/32" channel width and the RH-9 is 3/16" channel width which gives you a little more room in the channel for the glass to fit. The U came is RU-70, Face width 1/4" and has a 3/16" channel width. You can get lead came at glass supply stores, Amazon, Delphi Glass and E Bay. The prices are all over the place so shop around for the best deal!! My recommendation is the RU-70 For the U Came, And the RH-9 For the H Came. The Came I use is made by Cascade Metals. Let's get some and make a project. Hope this is some help to you. Regards, Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Yes, this helps a lot! I will use your information when I purchase it. Thank you so much for your response and time. I love your channel ❤ Keep the videos coming! 😊
I am trying to figure out the came you use?In one video you said you use RU 70 and RH 9. I can not locate the RH anywhere, did I misunderstand what you said?
Hi Diana, All the Came used in my video projects comes from Cascade Metals. They have a great web page showing all kinds of Lead Came. I use RU-70 U Came which has a face width 1/4" and a channel width of 5/32". The RH-9 H Came has a face width of 5/32" and a channel width of 3/16". The RH-9 is what they call a high hart came with a wider channel for thicker glass. Its counterpart is RH-8 which has a face width of 5/32" and a smaller channel of 5/32". Both of these sizes will work just fine for you. Thanks for your comment and I hope that helps you out!! If not send me another comment and I will try and get an answer for you. If you don't have a glass supply store near you and are buying this came online check out E-Bay, some of these sellers have free shipping. The RH-9 came will most likely only be found at a glass supply store. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Felicity, The Medical Clamp is a pair of scissors like clamps that have a locking device to keep them closed. Homasote Board is a very dense material used in sound studios and works great for the top of your worktable if you want to use push pens instead of horseshoe nails to hold your work in place. Thanks for your questions and thanks for watching my videos. Hope you will check them all out when you have time. You can find them all in one place by typing in the search bar Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations and click on my photo. Regards, Bill Stone
Thank you so much for subscribing to my RUclips channel!! Glad you're enjoying my videos. You can watch them all by going to the search bar and type in Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations than click on my photo and they will all come up in one place. Have a great Holiday Season!! Regards, Bill Stone
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This light is very pretty. The only thing I would change is to have it connect to the wood on the outside with the three metal tabs. In order to thoroughly clean the inside, you need to disassemble it. The dust is going to accumulate from the top.i like your meticulous work ethic. It makes for a perfect finished product the first time.
Glad you liked the video. The metal tabs are on the inside to give it a more finished look. If you were going to put them on the outside the wooden base would have to be much larger and would be out of proportion to the rest of the project. The plate in the top holding the battery pack can be removed if you want to get inside the tower to clean it. These are made to be used inside the home and shouldn't get very dirty over time. I appreciate your input, always open to different ways to make these projects.
Regards,
Bill Stone
hi, love this lamp, and the easy way you explain how to do stained glass, do you use cement after you have solderd every thing to stop it rattling, if not what size came do you use please
Hi John,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video project. I don't glaze these small projects, they don't have to be waterproof, and they aren't subjected to a lot at banging around. The Lead Came I use on all of these video projects are RU-70 U Came and RH-9 H Came. They are made by Cascade Metals, and they have a great chart showing all the different sizes of Lead Came, check them out on the internet. I use that same Came on my larger projects and you can see some of them if you watch my video WHAT DO I DO WHEN NOT MAKING THESE RUclips VIDEOS. Back to the glazing of the projects, I don't glaze anything under 1 1/2 square feet unless it's going outside and needs to be waterproof or in an area where the project is going to exposed to a lot of jarring say like in a door. If you like you can glaze these projects, it will make them stronger. Again, thanks for your comment, and please feel free to ask me anything about these projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
PS: I have also made several of these light towers that plug into the wall, instead of using the battery power lights. They sell then both plug in and battery operated. I get them from Amazon.
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 I want to make a square lamp using 4 pieces of 8 inch x 6 inch pieces of glass, and trying the came method, but I have been told its not possible to seal the edges, I have made 3 other lamps all using small pieces of glass and agates, using the copper foil method, have you any suggestions please
Hi John,
Not sure why someone would have told you that!! The Light Tower in this video has sealed edges about 24" long, and I've even made others that are as long as 30" or longer without any trouble. The U came I use is RH-70 U came and it has a crown face and a flat back, so it makes it easier to marry the edges together without open areas between the panels. They do make a H came that the back is completely round all the way and that one would be much harder to keep from not having open areas in between the panels. Check out the Video, Leaded Glass Solar Lantern Planter, fast forward to the 58 minute of the video and you will see how I keep these panels together without any open areas in them. This project is a 4 sided one like you want to make, should be of some help to you on your project. Make sure your panels are square or you may have trouble getting them together without gaps in them!! Hope this helps you out, let me know how you make out.
Regards,
Bill Stone
beautiful
Hi Ernest,
Glad you enjoyed the video!! Hopefully you will check out my other videos. Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
BEAUTIFUL!
Hi LaDonna,
So glad you are enjoying the videos!! This one is a fun project to make, you can do so many different things in the center panels on this project. It's also a great way to use up small pieces of glass left over from other projects. You can find all my videos in one place by typing in Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creation and click on my photo and they will all come up. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Hi watched the whole video, and now want to make this item, thanks again for the help on came sizes, and how to use them
Hi John,
Your more than welcome, please don't hesitate to ask me anything about these Leaded Glass projects!! I will be more to help you out if I can. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
You are a really good teacher
Hi again,
Glad you're enjoy the projects, hopefully you will give some of these projects a try.
Thanks for your kind comment.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Fantastic, such a pleasure to see your ingenuity and hear your narrative while watching your fabulous workmanship. Great video too! We that find your channel are very fortunate as it's so inspirational to explore what we could do too. Thanks.
Hi Joan,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you are enjoying the leaded glass projects. It's been fun to share these projects with others!! Stained Glass is a great art form to work in, there is so much you can do with it, let your imagination run wild!! I also enjoy the fused glass, it's always a surprise to see how they are going to come out. So glad you found my channel and hopefully you will check out some of the other video projects. Check out the one video called WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT ALL GOES BAD!! that one even surprised me on how it turned out. Again, thanks for your comment, and if you have any questions about any of these projects, please feel free to ask me. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Very beautiful lamp! Great job! Wonderful ideas! The video is very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you!
Hi Joy,
Thanks for the kind words!! Glad you are enjoying my videos, I have enjoyed making them, hope you will give them a try.
Regards,
Bill Stone
The tower lamp turned out beautifully. I like the tip of using hooks to string the lights. Thank you for another great tutorial video.
Hi Therese,
Glad you liked it. I have made about 35 to 40 over the past few years. The small ones were about 10" tall and the largest ones were a little taller than 18". The small ones have 100 lights, the larger ones have 150 lights and the largest ones have 200 lights installed in them. These lights are from Amazon.
Again thanks for the kind words, hope you will give some of these projects a try.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Another wonderful video. Taking us through everything step by step really helps. Just found a beautiful depression glass plate and am going to make the jump from copper foil to came for the first time following your suncatcher video. Thanks so much for sharing your talent and experience 🙂
Hi Richard,
Glad your enjoying the video's, I'm having fun making them!!! If this is your first time to use lead came, check out my video Leaded Glass Solar Lantern's for beginners. it shows you a lot of little tricks for using lead came. I use 1/4" RU came for around the edges and 7/32" RH came for the inside of my projects. The 1/4" came has a 7/32" crown to match the H came. The letter R in front stands for round. Use a 60/40 solder and 700 degree tip in my soldering iron. On like copper foil, the lead came can melt quite easily so check your iron before you start to solder to make sure it's not to HOT and melt the came. I always check my iron on a piece of old U came before I start to solder. Best of luck with your project, Hope you like using lead came, it's so much faster than using copper foil.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Hi Richard,
Just checking to see if you got started on your leaded suncatcher?
Have a Great Day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 I started another project first and it has grown into a monster. A circular lamp surround with an 8 inch diameter and 291 pieces. I have never even been over 70 pieces and it is a little overwhelming. However it turns out , I'm sure to learn a great deal.
Hi Richard,
I have made several like the one you're talking about. They take a lot of work and time to make. Best of luck to you on the project.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Very nice, great idea, thank you for sharing the video👏👏👏
Hi Donna,
Thanks for the kind words, glad you have enjoyed the video. Hopefully you have checked out my other ones also.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I love the colours in this , i like that mustard yellow type colour, i noticed you dont use horse shoe nails but brads is there a reason for that?
I hope you dont mind all these questions, I also liked yr wifes idea of showing the front of a full panel its just so pretty...also noted when you say 6 5/8 you lose me, if i could measure 6.5 cm im good i can do that i no thats silly 😊 i noticed to when you solder the bottom cleats on, it doesnt burn a hole in the lead, the little hospital clamp is called a hemostat clamp its too hold small blood vessels together, for haemorrhage control, just some trivia 😊 i also noticed you used a paste flux to solder the last panel together on the inside, do you prefer paste or liquid ?
Hi Austra,
Lots of questions are good way to learn things!! Ask me anything about these projects and I will get you an answer. I used to use horseshoe nails about 25 years ago and then a lady I met while living it Lake Havasu City AZ showed me these metal push pins, and a worktable covered with a product called Homasote, which is fireproof and these push pins work great in, big time saver. Homasote Board is used in sound proofing rooms for recording studios. When I want to change thing from inches to centimeters, I just ask Siris on my I Phone. Most of the time when you burn a hole in the lead came your soldering iron is too hot, the iron I use is a Waller 100 watt with a 700-degree tip, that's just about max temp before you start to melt you came. If your soldering iron doesn't have a control on it for temp, you should buy a small voltage regulator to control the temp. There not much and will make your life easier. Can you buy things on Amazon?? They have a lot of leaded glass supplies. Also, if you have Hobby Lobby, they also have glass supplies as does E-Bay. Thanks for the info on the clamp, good to know. The flux I use is caller Classis 100 gel flux, I like this one because it doesn't smell or smoke when you solder with it. It's water soluble and easy to clean up. I hope I covered your questions, if not send me another comment and I will get back to you.
Regards,
Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Thankyou so much for all yr info, I actually do use push pins & I have a homosote board but I can only do small projects because it is small I git it on amazon, I have suppliers of everything I need in stores in Australia, we don't have hobby lobby here, I bought my homosote board in a supply shop however I'll have to buy more to do big windows on, I just thought id ask why you didn't use horseshoe nails because I see a lot of people on you tube using them. I'll have to try the gel flux Thankyou, I use liquid & I don't like it, it smell & spits I had to get a smoke machine to pull the smoke from my face while soldering, you have been very helpful & I thank you for sharing yr knowledge, If I do my own pattern I'll just measure in a way I understand 🤣
I have so many beautiful book patterns, my main dilemma is which one to choose & what colours do I want, I'm good at putting colours together as I work with colour in all my other art work. I also have a hakko solder iron with a thermostat, it's great. My Husband has an iPhone I can ask siri on that as I have a Samsung which is not so smart lol.
Have a great day
Hi Austra,
Glad you found some a place where you can buy the larger sheet of Homasote board. I purchased my board at an old fashion lumber yard in a 4'x8' sheet 1/2" thick. Give the Classis 100 Gel Flux a try, I have been using it for several years, and like it very much!!
Have a good Day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Thankyou Bill I'll try it, you guys can get some pretty cool stuff on that side of the world 😊
Hi Austra,
It's so funny how different countries all have things that others don't have. I have several subscribers from all around the world and say the same thing!! I know you can do Amazon; I think they have that Classic 100 gel flux; you might want to check them out!! Have a good one!!
Regarsd,
Bill Stone
Nice tutorial, would appreciate if you can write down the materials used and probably where to get it from
Hi Milan,
The lead came is a 1/4" RU 70 for the U came and the H came is 7/32" RH 09. All the glass is standard art glass from stained glass suppliers. Solder is a 60/40 solder. You can find almost all these products at Amazon under Stained Glass Supplies. Check your local area and see if you have a stained glass store near you. Go on line and type in Stained Glass Supplies and you will find all kinds of dealers. From time to time I have purchased things from Delphi, Pacific Art Glass, Hobby Lobby and Ebay.
Hope this gets you started. If your new to Stained Glass check out the video I posted for the Beginners. It's called Solar Lanterns for Beginners, it talks about Tool's, and Supplies. Glad you liked the video, and have a great day.
Regrads,
Bill Stone
What came are you using? Hobby came or Zinc came? Is there a difference? What size came for a typical 1/8" stained glass? Sorry for all the questions, I don't know anything about lead work. Thank you so much. I love your channel 😊 Your friend from Washington State 😃 🌲🌲🌲
Hi Therese,
Yes, there is a big difference in Lead Came and Zinc Came. Not sure of the term Hobby Came?? Lead Came is used in all kinds of leaded glass projects, from small ones like we are doing on RUclips all the way up to large windows for homes, Churches and major buildings of all kinds. Zinc Came is used in most cases for the outside boarded or frames of large Leaded Glass Projects. It is very stiff and much stronger than Lead Came. The Lead Came I use is:
RH-8 or RH-9 Round H Channel Came. I like the RH-9 Best because it's a little larger in the channel than the RH-8 Came. Both have a face with of 5/32", the RH-8 is 5/32" channel width and the RH-9 is 3/16" channel width which gives you a little more room in the channel for the glass to fit.
The U came is RU-70, Face width 1/4" and has a 3/16" channel width.
You can get lead came at glass supply stores, Amazon, Delphi Glass and E Bay. The prices are all over the place so shop around for the best deal!!
My recommendation is the RU-70 For the U Came, And the RH-9 For the H Came. The Came I use is made by Cascade Metals.
Let's get some and make a project. Hope this is some help to you.
Regards,
Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Yes, this helps a lot! I will use your information when I purchase it. Thank you so much for your response and time. I love your channel ❤ Keep the videos coming! 😊
I am trying to figure out the came you use?In one video you said you use RU 70 and RH 9. I can not locate the RH anywhere, did I misunderstand what you said?
Hi Diana,
All the Came used in my video projects comes from Cascade Metals. They have a great web page showing all kinds of Lead Came. I use RU-70 U Came which has a face width 1/4" and a channel width of 5/32". The RH-9 H Came has a face width of 5/32" and a channel width of 3/16". The RH-9 is what they call a high hart came with a wider channel for thicker glass. Its counterpart is RH-8 which has a face width of 5/32" and a smaller channel of 5/32". Both of these sizes will work just fine for you. Thanks for your comment and I hope that helps you out!! If not send me another comment and I will try and get an answer for you. If you don't have a glass supply store near you and are buying this came online check out E-Bay, some of these sellers have free shipping. The RH-9 came will most likely only be found at a glass supply store. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Medical clamps = hemostats
Hi Felicity,
The Medical Clamp is a pair of scissors like clamps that have a locking device to keep them closed. Homasote Board is a very dense material used in sound studios and works great for the top of your worktable if you want to use push pens instead of horseshoe nails to hold your work in place. Thanks for your questions and thanks for watching my videos. Hope you will check them all out when you have time. You can find them all in one place by typing in the search bar Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations and click on my photo.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Merci du partage
Thank you so much for subscribing to my RUclips channel!! Glad you're enjoying my videos. You can watch them all by going to the search bar and type in Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations than click on my photo and they will all come up in one place. Have a great Holiday Season!!
Regards,
Bill Stone