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Premium Stained Glass Start-Up Kit

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Premium Stained Glass Start-Up Kit
Premium Stained Glass Start-Up Kit
Price $529.95
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Your Price: $429.95 USD   (19% Off)
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Product Features

  • Best selling kit has been used by thousands of beginners to successfully get started in stained glass
  • Kit features our most popular tools to get you started and keep you creating for years to come
  • Convenient kit has the basics for creating your first copper foil panel
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Product Description

Getting Started in Stained Glass Have Never Been Easier
Ready to begin your stained glass journey? Our Stained Glass Start-Up Kit is the perfect all-in-one bundle for beginners who want to learn the craft at home—no classes required. We’ve handpicked some of our favorite high-quality tools and supplies, bundled together for maximum convenience and savings. This best-selling kit has helped thousands of self-taught artists successfully learn stained glass—and now it’s your turn.

Kit Includes:

  • Studio Pro grinder
  • Hakko FX-601 soldering iron with built-in temperature controller
  • Soldering iron stand
  • Stained glass pack, 6 pieces, 8" x 8" each 
  • Toyo Dry Wheel Supercutter
  • Running pliers
  • Breaker/grozer pliers
  • 60/40 Solder
  • Copper foil
  • Flux and brush
  • Burnisher
  • Safety glasses
Note: Product selection may vary based on availability. Photo is just one example, quality will remain the same.

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Pros : High quality products. Almost everything you need to get started.
Cons : Replaced the soldering iron for a temperature-controlled one.
Other Thoughts : There's always more stuff you'll need for stained glass, it seems. But it's FUN to shop for! I highly recommend this if you're looking to dive into the hobby.
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Pros : Has all the basics
Cons : I got a gryphette grinder not pro. Pencil grip is terrible for hands.
Other Thoughts : Probably best to get the items separately to get better quality
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