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Lead Upgrade Kit

Lead Upgrade Kit

$154.95 USD
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Item# 4060
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Product Features

  • Best selling kit has been used by thousands of beginners to successfully get started in lead came stained glass construction
  • Get equipped with durable tools in a convenient kit
  • Follow along and learn at home with a favorite instructional DVD by Tommy Giambusso
  • Create windows that will endure with this traditional technique

Product Description

 Just What You Need to Get Started in Leaded Glass!
Ready to go from copper foil to leaded stained glass? Just add your favorite glass, glass cutter, iron and safety glasses and you are ready to create your first lead project.

The first project below is from The Vinery Stained Glass Studio from "Beginning Patterns" book #6101. From "Beyond Beginnings" book #6101. The last project is from "300 Stained Glass Cabinet Door Designs" book #6078. All other additional images are from "Beginning Patterns II" book #6572.

Kit Includes:

  • "Get the Lead Out" instructional DVD
  • 4 Pieces 7/32" Round H lead came
  • 2 Pieces 3/8" Adj. U zinc came
  • 60/40 Solder
  • Black Cement - 1 lb
  • Whiting Powder - 1-1/2 lbs
  • Scrub brush
  • Lead vise
  • Lead nippers and fid
  • Lead pattern shears
  • Glazing hammer
  • Lead and glass stop blocks (25)
  • Horseshoe Nails (100)
  • Wire Brush

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  •   GREAT FOR BEGINNERS
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Pros : EVERY TOOL ADDED TO MY PRODUCTION OF SOME GREAT PIECES. HIGHLY RECOMMEND EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE CEMENT
Cons : THE JOINT CEMENT (BLACK) IS...ITS JUST HORRIBLE TO LEARN WITH.
Other Thoughts : THE (BLACK) JOINT CEMENT IS A HUGE MESS WAITING TO HAPPEN. ITS AS SOLID AS A ROCK WITH ALL THE OIL RENDERED TO THE TOP. IT'S LIKE TRYING TO RETRIEVE DRIED CONCRETE. ONCE YOU DO GET THE BUCKE EMPTY...DO OT WEAR ANYTHING YOU CARE ABOUT AS IT WILL BE RUINED. ITS SOFT AND PLIABLE LITE FLIMSY SILLY PUTTY ONCE YOU WORK IT BACK TO GOOD. I USED SOME WHITING FOR MINE TO KEEP IT FROM MAKING SUCH AN INCREDIBLE MESS
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Pros : Seems like a nice kit and shipping was quick but pricey. Video was semi informative.
Cons : Shippment was missing the glass pack and the black epoxy. I talked to Delphi and arrange to have the missing items shipped to me.
Other Thoughts : Make sure you have everything you ordered when you recieve your shippment.
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Pros : Great value. You get a lot of bang for your buck, some of the most beautiful colors of glass, and all the tools you need to start your first project. The instructional DVD has great tips for cutting, foiling, soldering and lead came. I would recommend this package to anyone.
Cons : The DVD, although very informative, has glitches in it which seems to be common for Delphi DVD's.
Other Thoughts : Over all, I am very happy with the ultimate lead tool kit and recommend it "what a great value".
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