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Schedule updates

Just to note that there is now limited availability remaining on the current course schedules (see individual course detail pages). A new schedule will be prepared soon for post-September. In the meantime – f you have a particular requirement do

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New bite size ‘course tasters’

New bite size ‘course tasters’

Just scheduled ! In response to requests I have now scheduled a ‘Bite size’ taster session to experience the main processes in copperfoil and actually have something to show for it (and take home).       See BS-CF for full

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Budget glass cutting

Budget glass cutting

I thought it worth mentioning that whilst buying a good professional glass cutter is  a good investment  – if you are starting out you don’t necessarily have to buy one…. The key point to mention is lubrication and one of

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Copper foil machines

Copper foil machines

I found it very worthwhile to invest in one, then several, copper foiling machines. Although like most things I found that they have their ‘quirks’ and it take some time to get used to them, they do end-up saving great deal

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Electric soldering iron recommendations

Electric soldering iron recommendations

Pretty much the standard basic ‘workhorse ‘soldering iron, for stained glass, seems to be the Weller 100 watt electric thermostatic iron, readily available in the UK. I would highly recommend it. In order to get a decent raised solder bead

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Light table

A useful and often essential piece of equipment to have. The main benefit being to get a very early and good idea of just how the work will appear using the specific glass selected. This may lead to substitution of

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