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Ultimate Stained Glass Start-Up Kit

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Ultimate Stained Glass Start-Up Kit

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Price	$669.95
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Product Features

All of the tools and supplies you need to set up your own home studio
Quality tools make it easy to get fantastic results fast
Get tools and supplies hand-picked by Delphi instructors
A Delphi Exclusive!

Product Description

Your Complete Stained Glass Studio in 1 Kit!
Get started in your new craft with our instructors' top picks. The ultimate stained glass start-up kit includes our favorite tools and supplies all in one kit for maximum savings and convenience. A great way to set up your home studio and start creating beautiful projects right away. A Delphi Exclusive!

Kit Includes:

Studio Pro Deluxe glass grinder
Hakko FX-601 soldering iron with built-in temperature controller
6 Piece stained glass pack, 9" x 10" each
Brass Supercutter glass cutter
Running pliers
Breaker/grozer pliers
60/40 Solder
Copper foil
Flux and brush
Soldering iron stand
2 Homasote boards, 12" x 12"
Layout Block System, ten 6" blocks plus push pins
Flux Remover
Finishing Compound
3/8" Adjustable U zinc came
Kwik Crimp and Fid
Safety glasses

Note: Product selection may vary based on availability. Photo is just one example, quality will remain the same.

Poinsettia project created by artist Catherine Baranski, from Delphi's Online Artist Galley. Pathway panel created by Steve Granieri, from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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4 out of 5 stars

Pretty Good Kit

By VictoriaMayr on February 21, 2026

Pros : It contains all of the essentials to start stained glass.

Cons : I'd choose an Inland grinder over the Studio Pro.

Other Thoughts : The kit has all of the basics. Purchasing each piece individually would definitely cost more.

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5 out of 5 stars

newbie

By Cnixon7 on September 1, 2023

Pros : being relatively new to the art I was pleased with the products in this kit. it has everything to get you on the road to your latest addiction.

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5 out of 5 stars

Everything I needed to get going

By Gmarris1021 on March 2, 2023

Pros : Had everything I needed and it all seems to be of pretty high quality.

Cons : Glass selection was pretty much all green.

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