3/16" Round U Lead Came – 3 Lb Spool

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3/16 Round U Lead Came – 3 lb Spool
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Product Features

  • 3lb spool has about 35' - ready to cut to any size for your projects
  • Spools keep came tidy and stored conveniently
  • No extra boxing fee!

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,  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 3/16". Standard 5/32" channel. Approximately 35 feet long.

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