1/4" Round U Wide Channel Lead Came – 3 Lbs Spool

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1/4 Round U Wide Channel Lead Came – 3 lbs Spool
$47.95 USD
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Product Features

  • 3lb spool has about 34' - ready to cut to any size for your projects
  • Spools keep came tidy and stored conveniently
  • No extra boxing fee!
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Product Description

This handy method of storing and dispensing lead will make your glass work easier than ever! No more bulky boxes to store, twisted lengths of came, or wasted sections. Simply unwrap the desired length, cut, stretch and create. With spooled lead there are also no extra boxing or shipping charges.

With its thick rounded bottom, 1/4" Round U lead came should be soldered to the outside of edge of decorative mirrors and other glass art projects to give them a professional touch. Face measures 1/4". Standard 13/64" channel. Approximately 34 feet long.

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 : I use this for frames for several projects. It is very easy to use and gives my project a nice finish.
Cons : It is very soft and bends really easy. You have to be careful not to press too hard and mishape the came.
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Pros : Great size for adding borders to circular pieces. The spool is very handy because I can cut the exact amount off that I need each time.
Cons : None
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