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  • Know Your Tools—Pliers

    Know Your Tools—Pliers

    By Admin Office

    So many pliers—so many uses!  Your first plier should be a breaker/grozer.  Double duty!  Their primary function is to grasp the glass securely on one side of a score when...

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  • Drapery Glass

    Drapery Glass

    By Janet Parkhurst

      Know your Glass—Drapery Glass, Submitted by Liz WHAT IS “DRAPERY GLASS?” Drapery glass was invented by the glassmakers at Tiffany Studios to recreate, in glass, the folds of fabric...

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  • Solder Dust and Fumes

    Solder Dust and Fumes

    By Janet Parkhurst

    This info all comes from Stellar Technical Products.  It has been edited to remove the info not related to stained glass.   Solder is used in many industries from electronics and...

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  • SAFETY-Lead on Your Hands

    SAFETY-Lead on Your Hands

    By Janet Parkhurst

    CLEAN-ALL SOAP.  I am shamelessly saying you should buy this.  It is for your own good.  (I am old—I can say things like that).    https://www.stainedglassexpress.com/products/clean-all-heavy-metals-hand-and-body-soap?_pos=1&_psq=clean+all&_ss=e&_v=1.0 We were told to...

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  • Know Your Glass—Dichroic Glass

    Know Your Glass—Dichroic Glass

    By Admin Office

    Dichroic Glass is a multi-layered coated glass borrowed from the optics industry and NASA.  To create the coating Quartz Crystal, Titanium, Zirconium and other metal oxides are vaporized with an...

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  • GLASS ETCHING

    GLASS ETCHING

    By Admin Office

    Glass etching is really, really easy.  The most common is to use etch crème, which actually etches the surface slightly, leaving a frosty appearance.  It can be used for cabinet...

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