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7/32" Round H Soft Brass Came - 45 Lbs Box

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7/32 Round H Soft Brass Came - 45 lbs box
$429.95 USD
A $597.50 value.
Only 1 left in stock - order soon.
Item# 8625   In Stock
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  • 7/32" Round H brass has a 7/32" face with a 5/32" channel
  • Rich brass provides a classic finish for your art
  • "H" came is used to join two pieces of glass together
  • Sold by the box
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Product Description

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This box of gorgeous brass came has fifty 6 foot pieces. Imagine the perfect brass came:
• Rich golden look
• Soft lead heart (less chipping your glass)
• Bends tight curves without buckling.

That's our Soft Brass Came! Now you can make beautiful brass panels with even the curviest of bevels and glass pieces: this came is up to the task. You can even wrap a 30mm round jewel, or a quarter (we formed the came around a broom handle to get it around the quarter in the picture). How can this brass came bend so nicely? The secret is this brass capped lead is really brass plated zinc over a lead heart!

Six foot lengths. Face measures 7/32". Standard 5/32" Channel. No extra boxing or handling charge applies.

Note: This item cannot ship via USPS.

California Prop 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Pros : Beautiful when completed.
Cons : Difficult to bend (need came bender)
Other Thoughts : Must be able to solder really well with plan to polish immediately and patina right away so joins color matches the came. Tricky but doable and finished projects are stunning.
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