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2008-11-05 attaching stained glass: If the window is just 1/8" smaller than the window you want to cover, then you have an ideal fit. We build windows to fit just inside a window frame all the time and we caulk them in place, see http://www...
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2008-11-05 Brands of Solder: The difference in cost between Choice and Canfield is that Choice has recycled lead in it and Canfield is new or virgin lead. And if you're like me, you don't care where the lead came from, because when...
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2008-10-28 Hanging large pieces: You can solder each panel together if you desire, it will be very strong vertically since you'll be joining two copper u-channels together and that will give the panel rigidity. I would put at ring at...
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2008-10-28 Hanging large pieces: I don't want to sound too simple, but it would be very easy to solder a ring at each top corner of each of the panels and hang them. If you look at http://www.imaginestainedglass.com/hangit/hang.htm you'll...
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2008-10-11 Displaying stained glass: You can find a light box, the Morton company makes some. Do an Internet search for Morton Light Boxes and see if one might work for you. If it doesn't fit your glass, you have two other options. You can...
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