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Product Features
Save time – see pattern lines to trace and cut patterns right on the box!
Large 16" x 24" plexiglass surface
See the true colors of your glass – Includes 2 color-corrected light bulbs
Use What the Pros Use!
A good light box is a necessity for every glass artist. Use it for tracing patterns, marking patterns on glass, or English Method glass cutting as well as comparing glass samples to pick colors. The 2 color-corrected lights show the true colors of your glass (unlike standard fluorescent bulbs). This invaluable tool saves you time by allowing you to see pattern lines and cut patterns right on top of the box! Large 16" x 24" plexiglas surface. Includes 1 year manufacturer warranty (bulbs excluded). Replacement bulbs #5178RB available, sold individually.
Pros : One of my first Best Purchases! From seeing the true colors in the glass to tracing patterns and marking patterns to glass, it has been a life saver. Not to mention an eyesight saver!
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : I could really use one a little bigger. I've seen them but would love to have Delphi get them in. It really gets you inspired when you see the true colors in the glass. It's like pictures jump out of the glass when you flip the light on.
Pros : This light box is my favorite tool in our shop. I place my cutting grid on top so I can see the pattern and score lines. It is perfect. This light box is sturdy and easy to use.
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : I would recommend this tool to anyone who has trouble seeing pattern lines. It takes the guess work out of picking the right piece of glass.
Pros : I can't believe I waited so long to get this light box. I can see what I am creating out of glass now. It is a great tool for drawing and piecing my glass together. I can see the lines on the drawing to coordinate the pattern. I also paint watercolors and it is great for drawing and tracing.
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : Bigger size box for larger products would also be helpful.
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