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5/64" Round U Hobby Lead Came – 15 Lb Spool

5/64" Round U Hobby Lead Came – 15 Lb Spool by Cascade Lead Products Ltd
Price $149.95
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Your Price: $123.95 USD   (18% Off)
Item# 5593SP   In Stock

Product Features

  • Spooled lead means no more twisted lengths of came
  • Easy to store, takes up less space in your studio
  • 15 lbs. No extra boxing charges
  • "Hobby Came" measurements - perfect size for nightlights and small projects

Product Description

Spooled lead is easy to use and easy to store! No more bulky boxes to store or twisted lengths of came. This revolutionary new method of storing and dispensing lead will make your glass work easier than ever! With spooled lead there are also no extra boxing charges.

RU lead came. Face measures 5/64". Standard 5/32" channel. Approximately 411 feet long; spool weighs 15 pounds.

5/64" RU came is also known as hobby came. Hobby came has an extremely narrow face, allowing hobbyist to put a lead finish around small glass projects like suncatchers and stained glass night lights.

Images below shows a finished precut night light kits finished with hobby came.   Stained glass doors artwork created by Josephine A. Geiger installed in the City of Middleton Police and Municipal Court Facility, Middleton, WI. ©2010.

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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  •   Hobby Came is Great Edging
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Pros : Simple to Install Provides heavy duty Edging for Suncatchers
Cons : Can be difficult to patina for colors other than BLACK
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Pros : Lasts a long time, easy to use
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Pros : I much prefer this size roll over the smaller 3 lb. It fits better in my studio and is easier to work with.
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