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Delphis Winter Open House is one of our most popular events of the year. Free to the public, visitors can attend previews of many of our most popular classes - even new classes. Dont miss this exciting chance to meet our fabulous instructors and network with other artists. When Saturday, January 14th 2012, 10am to 4pm 10 00 am - 11 15 am Free Flameworking Previews Glass Bead Making / Beads on Minor / Intensive Bead Workshop / Intro to Boro/Boro Jewelry / Decorative Blown Glass Spheres / Marble Making 11 30 am - 12 30 pm Free Stained Glass Previews Beginning Lead Came / Lead Came Construction / Cutting Art Glass / Soldering Made Easy Bandsaw Magic / Designing & Installing Kitchen Cabinets Beginning Stained Glass / Copper Foil Studio / Tiffany Lamps / Panel Lamps 12 45 pm - 1 15 pm Free Jewelry Previews Beginning Metal Clay
Learn about lead came basics. Roy and Daisy will walk you through of process as well as show a few demos.
Lead Came https //www.delphiglass.com/search?searchtext=lead%20came%20 Panel Vise https //www.delphiglass.com/tools-supplies/assembly-tools/panel-vise Lead Stretcher https //www.delphiglass.com/lead-came-supplies/came-saws-tools/lead-stretcher
I am making pattern 8054 Roses & Ribbons which has a size of 24" x 18". Should this project be framed with H-lead or zinc? The project will be placed into a wooden frame upon completion. Perhaps I have been reading too much, I have come across a few articles where repair work has had to be done on windows because the zinc could not stand up to the task and bowing of the glass, etc. resulted. For this project I am using the lead method instead of copper foil. HELP. Dont let articles like these discourage you; there are several reasons why this may be happening and all can be prevented. Its possible for a panel which measures more than 18" to 24" vertically to buckle regardless of whether it is framed in lead or zinc. First of
Even the savviest glass artist will often find random bits of lead came around their studio. Some can be used in new glass art pieces but others are simply unusable. When you have unwanted scrap came, there comes a time when you’ve got to dispose of it.
But lead is a heavy metal. Throwing it into your garbage can create a dangerous situation. In certain exposure levels, lead can be poisonous to people and animals too. Lead poisoning can lead to severe symptoms that damage the nervous system and even cause blood or brain disorders.
If this sounds scary, that’s because it is. So many people throw old batteries and other items into their trash without a second thought. At Delphi Glass, we urge you to do the responsible thing for lead came scraps and dispose of them properly, not just for your health but also for the
Dive into using patinas on stained glass projects. Roy and Val will show you how to use each as well and tips and tricks.
Novacan Patina for Lead and Solder https //www.delphiglass.com/soldering-supplies/flux-finishing-chemicals/novacan-black-patina-for-lead-and-solder-8-oz
Id like to start working in lead came. I already have tools for copper foil, what else do I need? To work in lead came there are a few additional tools and supplies that will be needed or helpful. Start with a good basic instruction book or DVD. Try checking out Stained Glass Basics if you prefer a book. Some of it will be review, but it also has a good section on lead came and repairs. Traditional Leaded Glass Windows or Get the Lead Out are two of the many DVDs available at Delphi. Both are informative and walk you through the process of building a lead came panel. Add a few basic tools to your workshop. The first is a pair of lead nippers or a lead knife, which are used to cut the came accurately for a good fit. A lead stretcher such as our Stanton Lead
Roy, Daisy and Val show you how we created our spinners as well as assembling plus tips and tricks.
Came Notcher https //www.delphiglass.com/lead-came-supplies/came-saws-tools/90-degree-notcher
Patina Buddy https //www.delphiglass.com/soldering-supplies/flux-finishing-chemicals/patina-buddy
Came Hangers https //www.delphiglass.com/search?searchtext=hangers
Pattern and Glass Cutting When cutting glass for a leaded glass window, a 1/16" allowance must be made for the "heart" (center) of the lead came. This is normally done by using 3-bladed pattern shears for lead to cut out the pattern templates. Once you have an accurate pattern with lead allowance, cut the glass in the usual manner. Tools, Terminology and Safety "Came" is the term for the extruded lead channel used to form the framework of a stained glass window. Lead came comes in two basic shapes, each one named after the alphabet letter it looks like. "H" came is used to join two pieces of lead together; "U" came is usually used around the outer edge of a window, unless the window is to be installed into an already existing window frame. If this is
This is a day was dedicated to the lovely art of stained glass. We featured 3-4 technique specific sessions that cover tips for beginners and inspirational ideas, as well as something for those already skilled in the craft.
Introduction to Stained Glass Have you always wanted to know more about the art of stained glass? This presentation will show you how stained glass creations are made. Get a brief introduction to the materials and tools necessary for creating these beautiful works of art.
Painting with Enamels See how to use enamel paints to enhance and elevate your stained glass panels. Daisy will show you how to use enamels, how to fire them in a kiln, and how to add them to your copper foil projects to create unique pieces of glass.
Creating Your Own Patterns Roy will show you how easy it is to create your own stained glass patterns. You dont need to be an artist to convert clip art into stained glass suncatchers or even panels. Find out how to add break lines for ease of cutting and aesthetics.
Quick Pre-cut Holiday Gifts Need a stained-glass gift in a hurry? Pre-cut kits are a great way to make
Roy and Val go over why you would choose one over the other during a Facebook live.
We believe that Delphi Art Glass classes can lead to a lifetime hobby and thousands of hours of enjoyable creativity.
Guests enjoy a fun art glass class with other students while learning new tricks and techniques. Our experienced and enthusiastic artists guide students step-by-step to create their own works of art.
Delphi Art Glass classes are a fun and creative hands-on group experience. Students share ideas and learn skills and techniques in an enjoyable, creative community environment under the guidance of experienced art glass instructors.
We believe in helping people be creative and making the glass arts enjoyable and rewarding.
Invite your friends, sip your favorite beverage and enjoy step-by-step instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic artists. Its a colorful, casual party atmosphere where youll leave your cares behind and go home with a one-of-a-kind project created by you.
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Learn to make traditional stained glass with our Beginner Lead Start-Up Kit. This kit includes all the supplies needed to start your own Leaded Stained Glass Window
Make accurate repeat cuts up to 45° in either direction on the saws large 13 x 15 adjustable table with protractor scale. A Thumbscrew clamp holds work securely to the fence while cutting and a built-in blade shield keeps fingers safe. The ultra-thin abrasive blade coupled with the 1.1 hp motor produces clean and fast cuts. http /Rg6xjW
Delphi instructor Steena Gaut demonstrates how to measure and cut lead came for a stained glass project. All you need is the came, a ruler, and a pair of lead nippers. http //www.delphiglass.com/lead-came-supplies/boxed-came/
Delphi instructor Steena Gaut demonstrates how to use clear No Days Glaze in a stained glass panel project. No Days glaze is a no-wait alternative to cement or putty for your stained glass projects. http //www.delphiglass.com/lead-came-supplies/came-supplies/5-32-clear-no-days-glaze
When fitting glass pieces together for foil or lead came stained glass projects, it is important to have a smooth and precise fit. http /pz9uUb
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See how to use a lead stretcher to make the work easier. Steena Gaut, a Delphi Artist and long-time instructor, shows you how. DelphiGlass.com offers tools and supplies stained glass, fusing and other creative arts. To see the tool featured in this video, please click on the following link http //www.delphiglass.com/lead-came-supplies/came-saws-tools/stanton-lead-stretcher?source=sm
Glass soldering is an essential part of any stained glass project to join your glass pieces together. http /p9CYJ4
Delphi Glass Tip Lead solder is best for large projects such as stained glass windows or panels. Use lead-free solder on projects that will be handled often or by children and in all soldered jewelry projects.
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