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Premium Stained Glass Start-Up Kit

Kit Value: $356.60
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Your Price: $274.95 USD (23% Off)
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Expected to be in stock May 31, 2013

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Product Features
  • Best selling kit has been used by thousands of beginners to successfully get started in stained glass
  • Kit features our most popular tools to get you started and keep you creating for years to come
  • Get the best supplies for beginners all in one kit, for maximum savings and convenience
Product Description
Getting Started in Stained Glass is Simple with the Start-Up Kit!

This best selling start-up kit has been used by thousands of beginners who have successfully taught themselves stained glass. We've taken some of our favorite tools and supplies for getting started in stained glass, and put them all in one ready-to-go start up kit, for maximum savings and convenience. Features the Power Max glass grinder, Toyo brass glass Supercutter and a 100-watt soldering iron with built-in temperature control. Click "Features" tab at right for detailed kit information.

Create a beginner project like the flower panel below in a weekend! Pattern from "10 Pieces or Less" book #6086.
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Product Details
  • 10 piece Spectrum variety glass pack, 12" X 12" ea.
  • PowerMax II Glass Grinder
  • 100-watt Temperature Controlled Soldering Iron
  • Brass SuperCutter Glass Cutter
  • Delphi Stained Glass Made Easy DVD
  • Breaker / Grozer Pliers
  • Introduction to Stained Glass Instruction Book (with 15 patterns)
  • 60/40 Solder
  • Copper Foil
  • Flux Pen
  • Marking Pen
  • Safety Glasses
  • Running Pliers
  • Grinder Cookie
  • Soldering iron stand
  • Mark Stay line preserver - 1 oz
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5 out of 5 stars
5 stars Great way to get started! By on
Pros : I am really happy with everything that came in the kit. Hand tools have a good balance and are comfortable in the hand, glass selection was wonderful, soldering iron works wonderfully.
Cons : The flux pen.
Other Thoughts : Order you own flux and a pair of foil shears.
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4 out of 5 stars
4 stars Stained Glass Kit By on
Pros : I am new to stained glass, so the kit impressed me.Good selection of glass.
Cons : Only thing I can think of in should have had coolant added for grinder water to lubricate diamond grinder wheel, so they don't wear out as fast!
Other Thoughts : If you don't plan on patina on your first few projects, you need to add silver backed tape to this order. Maybe offer this kit with discount add on options.I would have rated it a 5 star, but surly it should have coolant with grinder.
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4 out of 5 stars
4 stars Good starter kit.... By on
Pros : Very satisfied with the quality of the products. The item I thought would be the least useful has turned out to be the most useful, the grinder cookie. The glass selection was just fine for my first project in over 25 years. All of the tools, better than expected.
Cons : The 1" grinder bit did not hold up well, there is already surface that has been worn away on it. Today I ordered a different brand of bit for it. The grinder it self is just fine except for the water it throws off of the bit. If Power Max would only make the cheap fix & fit this grinder with a removable spray guard on the grid like my old one had, it would rate much, much better.
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