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Handy Foiler With Smooth Roller

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Handy Foiler With Smooth Roller
$5.95 USD
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Product Features

  • A handy must have tool!
  • Features crimping groove
  • Burnish foil onto all edges for a smooth and tight fit
  • Flat roll for final step before soldering
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Product Description

A must have tool!
Create soldered art fast with this simple, effective, and affordable tool that will speed up your foiling! Use the crimping groove to burnish the foil onto all edges for a smooth and tight fit. Use the flat roller for smoothing foil of all sizes and shapes of glass. A great multifunctional tool for stained glass work! 
 

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Works great!
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Pros : This is so easy to use and helps get smoother and solid results
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Pros : Lays the foil incredibly flat and smooth. Effortlessly seeks the foil to the glass.
Cons : The crimping isn’t ideal. I don’t even bother using that end.
Other Thoughts : I have this listed as one of my “couldn’t do without” tools. Use it on the glass edge, then use it on the flat of the glass after smoothing with your first for an incredible smooth foil. Your soldering lines will thank you for it.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Life saver
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Pros : Makes burnishing quick and easy, comfortable in the hand.
Cons : none
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