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Stained Glass Related Supplies
​(we get a royalty from Amazon)

We use this polish to shine up lead
​ and it works great!
This Is The Reliable Cutter We Use
You Have To Have One! 
It has 6 cutting wheels so it really lasts!

My Friends At Glass Images
​Use This All The Time
This is the little 2" Roll..Perfect For a small project
​Has Many Uses

This is the bigger 5" Roll That will last a few projects
​I buy them here when I need a lot
What A great deal! 
I was so happy to find these!
https://amzn.to/39rzI7q
This is the brand we use in our studio
We have at least 6 of them in use at all times

Great High Heat with
Control Iron

Works Well With
​Choice Iron
We use E6000 On Mosaic Projects
​

Toyo Cutters are my favorite and
​this is cheaper than we can sell them for!
This Off Brand Seems Like A Good Value
I'm Going To Try This,
​It's So Cheap!
I just got one, now I can easily cut wider straight pieces
​

This Toyo Cutter Features A Palm Rest
Which Works Great When Doing A Lot Of Cutting
We Use This When working with Jewelry
And when building panels with many jewels
We have several sizes in the studio
but 1/4" is by far the one we use the most
This is one of my favorite fluxes
it works well and is easy to clean up
These work as well as the ones above
but drill a larger hole.​
Great Product, works great 
​but avoid it if you are going to do copper patina
Good, Clean Solder
We use 50/50 in our studio

1/8" Bits come in handy when drilling holes
This kit comes with the airbrush and oxide to blast with and instructions. 

This Is The Brand We Use In The Studio
We Have Two And We Sell Them

Cut Into 4" Pieces For Kaleidoscopes
Glastac Applicator Bottle Used In Kiln Firing
This is a great product. You can stick your pattern pieces down to your cartoon. Saves you from misplacing pieces, then wind won't blow pieces around. And it doesn't hurt the cartoon.
This is just the Chromed Blade which Lasts
 Longer and Works Well With Mighty Mite
Sized To Fit On Brass Threaded Rod
Glastac Refill We Use Over And Over
Click here for a great deal on some 6mm jump rings
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These are a little smaller than the ones to the right, both are great help
These are great, use them with the Professional Box Maker you can get from Delphi

This is the butane soldering iron we reviewed in a Youtube video, The Iso Tip 90 - Click on image to order
This Is The Iso-Tip 120, shown on Amazon, It seems bigger and may be better for stained glass soldering, click on the image to order
This is the lightpad Jeanne showed in a video, click on the image and you'll be taken to Amazon so you can order one.
This Butane Can be ordered on Amazon For The soldering Iron refill -Click on image to order

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