TOP SOLDERING TIps & Tricks for Stained Glass

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Glass 101:Week 4. Have you learned to cut glass, grind, and copper foil your stained glass project? Do you need a stained glass refresher course? In this video, Ed will teach you how to prepare for soldering your stained glass. You will learn about using the best flux how to use the correct soldering iron. If you are ready to learn the best techniques to make the most beautiful stained glass, this class is for you!

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On the ARTyRv Channel, we explore the many aspects of glass making including hot glass, warm glass, cold glass, glass painting, stained glass, blown glass, glass restoration, repairs, copper foil, and leaded glass.

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Ed & Barb

[kathyneiss]

You two are adorable and so interesting. To a new comer you have all ready taught me so much. Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou have a great night

[magali]

Could you have close ups of what he is working on? That would be awesome

[lindamyers]

I paid for classes and was never shown it like this. Very nice job!

[biancamenezes]

You're just adorable! And a great teacher!! Thank you!

[kathykat]

So glad I found you two! I want to start making stained glass! I have been doing mosaics for years. Thank you for your knowledge & sharing!

[davidhill]

The touch and go has been a real game changer!
Thanks a ton!
Patricia

[pilgrim]

I love watching your videos and have learned so much, this one however, I can not stop seeing you with a peacock tail hat with your head in front of that picture. Thanks for the chuckle.

[jfly]

Good knowledge but I’m watching you on a 42” tv, and you kept saying you can see here and see how I do this wire, and I couldn’t see anything. The wire, the bubbling from too much flux, nothing. It would have been very helpful for us to be watching a close up where we could actually see what you were talking about and how you positioned the wire

[kr]

Thank you for the video!
Great information.

[wendybrooks]

Love your videos. Thanks so much for the knowledge and instructions. Very helpful.

[jeanburgin]

Glad to learn about the 50/50 solder, mostly taught to use 60/40. Yes, makes it pop! Are you going to teach using lead came? I love using lead came but have not been taught very much. I
will go to your web page for sure. Many thanks.

[ErnestPiffel]

I’m intrigued by this American pronunciation of “solder”. I’m hearing “sowder”. In Australia we say it as sol-der. I love different accents. As to the content here, I realise I’ve been using way too much flux! Thanks for the r tips.

[ibauntg]

Such great info. I'm really interested but cant quite grasp some things without a close up visual. Visual learner here. Lol. Thank you

[jimroyce]

do you have the pattern for the large cardinal you were making.

[nhw]

Great video. I would be grateful if you could kindly share a video of how to attach a barrel tube hinge and lock to and between two glass panels to create a pressed locket. Thank You 🙏🏻

[gailporterfield]

That’s great! Was just going to ask for close ups! Saw the link!

[lyons]

thank you for these great tips, extremely helpful!!

[janellis]

Love your tutorials! I am wondering if you could do a one on plating (two foiled pieces together)? I have been told about it, but not confident on the technique. Thank you.

[kweenohearts]

Thanks for the great tips! Bring the camera closer so we can see!

[belindaproctor]

Awesome soldering tips. Reminded me that I need to get a new rheostat. I have been using soldering irons that have temperature controls but the rheostat lets you completely turn your iron off. Can you show closer views of the soldering etc. I have been working with stained glass over 30 years but still learn new tips everyday. I love ruby flux but have been using the paste version. I will be trying out the liquid.