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No More Lumpy Soldered Edges - Stained Glass 

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Do you feel let down or disappointed by your stained glass soldering?
Do you have lumpy stained glass soldered edges? Learn how to make stained glass you are proud of by improving your stained glass soldering technique. This instruction will show you how to make smooth, rounded soldered edges.
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Комментарии : 161   
@merrymaker1031
@merrymaker1031 3 года назад
good to see someone beading edges properly for a change. So many people cant seem to bothered to spend time finishing their projects properly
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
Glad you appreciate the finishing touches Merry Maker. I agree; well worth doing and a piece seems unfinished without beaded edges.
@MarianShaw-w1k
@MarianShaw-w1k Год назад
Your instructions are so clear & encouraging. I was dreading finishing a thistle but with your guidance I feel I can go ahead with more confidence.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
Oh that's so nice to hear Marian, thanks so much. Glad to help :-)
@kathencowan
@kathencowan Год назад
Milly, I just want to say, I have watched this video 4 or 5 times. I want it memorized in my brain. You are such an artist - I love how you work, organize & create. Thank you!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
Oh that's great to read Kathen, thanks so much. I'm so glad the video helped.
@browny2525sav
@browny2525sav Год назад
I’ve watched so many videos on soldering edges of stained glass and this is the first that has made sense, thank you!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
How lovely to hear, thanks so much for commenting.
@m-jb7090
@m-jb7090 4 года назад
I love your videos! You are a fantastic teacher! I will definitely apply this finishing technique on my future projects. Thank you so so so much! 🙋🏻‍♀️🇨🇦
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
How nice, thanks :-) And you're welcome. I love it when people use my videos to improve their stained glass - and these edges will.
@itsgoodforthesoul9749
@itsgoodforthesoul9749 6 лет назад
I just started soldering. My preference right now is jewelry - I just went for it. First two items...chunky or as I would call them "rustic" the next 2 got better and the 3rd was even better. After watching your technique I will be even better yet. I wondred where would i find a similar glove. I really rather not burn myself. Maybe down the road a little stained glass is in my future. You were brilliant with your video and I am so grateful to watch you work.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
It's great when you see improvement in your soldering - it encourages you to keep going :-) Glad you found the video helpful. The gloves are gardening gloves. They're not heat resistant so no good for prolonged heat but they withstand the small drops of solder.
@sleepychamaeleon
@sleepychamaeleon 8 лет назад
A good technique. What I particularly like is that because you dab the solder on first, you have a hand free to hold the work instead of needing to clamp it.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 8 лет назад
+sleepychamaeleon yes, because you're always moving it to keep it horizontal, much better than clamping.
@DreadMegh
@DreadMegh 7 лет назад
Such a sensible approach, thank you for sharing - I would never have thought to drop beads of solder down the sides of the piece after tinning my front and back. I am eager to give this a try, I think it will really help improve my technique.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
I hope it worked for you when you tried it out !
@eliskadamborska8393
@eliskadamborska8393 2 года назад
Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed! I graduated from stained glass but my teacher has never shown me this trick. Thank you!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
You're most welcome Eliška. Sometimes with face-to-face classes things get forgotten with other questions, I'm sure your teacher knew this :-)
@alexschlecht8547
@alexschlecht8547 3 года назад
Thank you for this video. I was really struggling and this video made sense. During my second playback and after, I went over and over on a cloud I was working on until I was comfortable with your technique and the edges looks amazing. Thank you again!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
How lovely for me to read Alex. I'm so glad it helped with your edges. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
@nutimikguy
@nutimikguy 6 лет назад
Thanks for the video. I've been muddling along through trial and error.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
You're welcome Denis, glad to be of help.
@mdinunzio7610
@mdinunzio7610 3 года назад
Just getting back in to doing stained glass after being away from it for quite some time. This video is very informative. Beading was never my strong point but I think your instructions will be extremely helpful
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
That's so good to hear Cyclops, thanks!
@annemarieglass3884
@annemarieglass3884 7 лет назад
This is an excellent tutorial. Very clear and precise instructions. Great tips as well.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
That's really good to know Annemarie, thanks for taking the time to comment.
@waterboy8999
@waterboy8999 Год назад
Thank you, I use to make terrariums a long time ago and came for a refresher as I plan on making a vew again. This was just the job. Best wishes from Scotland
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
You're most welcome waterboy, glad it helped. Love Scotland :-)
@michaelkolozsvari3575
@michaelkolozsvari3575 7 лет назад
Thank you for posting this. Brushing up on my soldering before introducing my Boy Scouts to Stained Glass, and this was extremely helpful!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
Thanks Michael, hope the Scouts got hooked
@shirleystegall137
@shirleystegall137 7 лет назад
Excellent instructional video. Thank you so much for sharing your skills.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
You're welcome Shirley, thanks for your comment.
@fabriziofiore9393
@fabriziofiore9393 4 года назад
oh, that was helpful! I used to leave the edges flat. this is so much more good looking actually. thanks!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
Great Fabrizio, we want good looking stained glass :-)
@catherineveleker6822
@catherineveleker6822 6 лет назад
Thank you so much! This tutorial has really improved the appearance of my work. And I love your soothing voice.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
That's brilliant to know Catherine, thanks for taking the time to comment and the compliment, I think it must be my accent :-)
@Practice_Kindness-1st
@Practice_Kindness-1st 5 лет назад
@@everything-stained-glass-Your voice & your accent.
@debbietwhittington4477
@debbietwhittington4477 5 лет назад
I am just learning how to solder on stained glass thank you for all your tips you make it really easy to understand
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 5 лет назад
Oh that's really good to know Debbie, thank you. Make my 'teacher heart' soar!
@sa1laway
@sa1laway 2 года назад
Hi Milly, So I tuned in to RU-vid to watch another video about stained glass. When all of a sudden you brought out your butterfly. Wasn't I pleasantly surprised when that's exactly what I am working on, a large frameless butterfly. I was about to give up...but “ if Milly can do it”….you helped me so much thank you.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
Ha ha that's very good to know, thanks sa1laway :-)
@dka0700
@dka0700 7 лет назад
Wow great technique. Never been able to produce clean edges like this. Appreciate you sharing, it's saved me a lot of frustration.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
You're most welcome. Like with most stained glass things... if you break it down into small pieces and don't try to do everything at once you'll have more success. You can always speed up later!
@seekerout
@seekerout 3 года назад
Thank you for such clear instructions. You should have more subscribers.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
That's kind of you to say Sandy, thanks. Spread the word :-)
@tatertott2390
@tatertott2390 2 года назад
Thank you! Ive been having a heck of a time doing the edges of my pieces! Excited to try these tricks
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
I hope they work for you Tator Tott; come back and let us know if you have any other comments or suggestions.
@Practice_Kindness-1st
@Practice_Kindness-1st 6 лет назад
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've struggled for so long in perfecting my beading and have not accomplished it until now! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I'm a new subscriber!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
What a Positive Comment, you're living up to your name Positive Words :-) Thanks for taking the time to post, I appreciate it.
@tracyobrien2816
@tracyobrien2816 2 года назад
Yes thank you, brilliant
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
Aw, that's kind Tracy, thanks.
@emilyayre8555
@emilyayre8555 3 года назад
Thanks very much!! I’ve not done edged beading since I learned in school twenty years ago 😬 so MAY have forgotten tips. So thanks very much for helping me with finishing my pieces!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
Welcome back to stained glass Emily :-) Glad this helps with the memory nudging.
@TenderheartTreasuresKy
@TenderheartTreasuresKy 2 года назад
Thank you so much for this fantastic tutorial- you made it so easy to understand!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
You're most welcome Angela, I hope it helps with those pesky lumpy edges :-)
@99carnot
@99carnot 7 лет назад
Helpful! Thanks and have a good day!
@franckledoux7008
@franckledoux7008 4 года назад
Good afternoon, Thank you for this demonstration. have a good week-end!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
You're most welcome Franck, same to you re-the weekend :-)
@valiskierka7226
@valiskierka7226 8 лет назад
Thanks so much, this is something I have struggled with in the past.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 8 лет назад
+Val Iskierka you're welcome, I hope it helped.
@angelakosie6948
@angelakosie6948 7 лет назад
Thank you for sharing your expertise.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
You're very welcome Angela. Glad you found it helpful.
@joellebulbrook5304
@joellebulbrook5304 Год назад
Thank you! This was very helpful!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
I'm so pleased it was helpful Joelle, thanks for taking the time to comment
@oulewappeur76
@oulewappeur76 3 года назад
Thanks! This was very hulpfull.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
You're most welcome Bregjes, glad it helped
@roselucht4583
@roselucht4583 Год назад
Thank you!!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
You're most welcome Rose. I hope your edges are no longer lumpy LOL.
@99carnot
@99carnot 7 лет назад
Very helpful. Thanks!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
Glad you found it helpful, thanks for saying so :-)
@theresevarney4715
@theresevarney4715 2 года назад
I could listen to you for hours! Your voice is so calming and I adore your accent. You are a wonderful teacher. I would like to see how you do lead and hobby came. I hear people say hobby, lead, and zinc frames. What is the difference? I hope you have a Merry 🎄 Christmas! Big fan and sub from Washington State, USA 🇺🇸
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
Ha ha, thanks Therese. I have a structured course on Lead Came here: www.everything-stained-glass-school.com/p/lead-stained-glass-artistry-1 and lots of free information tutorials here: everythingstainedglass.com/making-stained-glass
@GenNairick1
@GenNairick1 4 года назад
Great Video.. thanks for sharing your expertise.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
It's good to know you liked it Gen, thanks for posting.
@colocheri
@colocheri 8 лет назад
Thanks very much - this makes it so much easier!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 8 лет назад
+Cheryl Butler glad it helped - those edges are a bit tricky, you need 3 hands :-)
@safebeauty9162
@safebeauty9162 6 лет назад
Can you make a video for beginners? I want to make a stained glass window panel but I would love the learn the best tips on joining the glass pieces together! Please and thank you!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
Hi safe beauty - thanks for your question. Happily, I have made just the thing you're asking for - my Stained Glass Made Perfect course. You can see if it's right for you here: everythingstainedglass.com/stained-glass-diy
@jenjabba6210
@jenjabba6210 Год назад
Very nice.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
thank you, I'm glad it was helpful.
@deeoreilly5413
@deeoreilly5413 Год назад
How does this work for large pieces that you cannot pick up? In other words,how do you tin both sides on a larger piece? Your tips and explanations are always so easy to follow and understand. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
Good question Dee. I only finish smaller pieces and irregular sun catchers with this method. I finish the edges of larger panels off with either lead came or zinc for added strength.
@deeoreilly5413
@deeoreilly5413 11 месяцев назад
Thank you very much for your prompt reply. That makes alot of sense.@@everything-stained-glass
@barbaramasterson6445
@barbaramasterson6445 8 лет назад
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video and for sharing it with us. Merry Christmas by the way.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 8 лет назад
+Barbara Masterson bit late on to this! Hope you found it helpful.
@justlookatitjustlookatthis8794
Thank you, very helpful!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 5 лет назад
Good to know, love your name, btw!
@alejandrocampos4733
@alejandrocampos4733 3 года назад
Me gusta mucho como cuidas los pequeños detalles , eso casi siempre da muy buenos resultados . un saludo .me he suscrito a tu canal seguiré viendo tu trabajo ...
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
Thanks for your kind comments Alejandro.
@ratherretro7694
@ratherretro7694 6 лет назад
Wow!!! THANK YOU!!!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
You're welcome Tina, hope it helps you with your stained glass beaded edges :-)
@Kat-of2uh
@Kat-of2uh 4 года назад
Very envious of your skill. I can’t seem to get soldering correct.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
Try not to panic and use the tip to your advantage Kat - try using just the corner of it if you want to slow it down. Good luck!
@paulligatto8476
@paulligatto8476 4 года назад
I found this to be pretty difficult a technique to apply, but this does seem to be a good way to proceed if one is going to try.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
It's not the easiest thing to achieve Paulli but with practise I'm sure you'll get the hang of it :-)
@SlowerLiving
@SlowerLiving 6 лет назад
Question: What if you just applied your copper tape directly to the face of 1 large piece of glass and then soldered it. This would save you from cutting all the pieces of glass out. I realize you would then be relying on the adhesive to hold the solder on and no mechanical properties but it seems like it should work. You could apply the tape to both sides in the same pattern. It seems like this would save a lot of time. Can you try it and let us know how it goes by replying to this message?
@argusfleibeit1165
@argusfleibeit1165 3 года назад
"Use gravity to your advantage"-- yes, or else gravity will take advantage of you! Thanks, very helpful!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
Ha ha, did I say that?! It certainly will take advantage... as I float off in space... byeee
@Divinelyprotected333
@Divinelyprotected333 7 лет назад
Is it wrapped in copper tape? Very helpful video !!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
It's wrapped in copper foil Joe. That's what you stick around each piece of glass before soldering them all together to make your stained glass. Glad you found it helpful, thanks.
@roselucht4583
@roselucht4583 Год назад
I believe so many people don’t know how to solder a beaded edge. How to hold the iron, how quickly to move the iron. I’ve had real trouble as Ive watched several different videos and trying to do it correctly.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
I hope you're getting the hang of it now Rose. Good luck
@catherinemartina6469
@catherinemartina6469 Год назад
Can you get the same result? If you’re working with Seaglass, which is not a flat smooth, cut surface may be smooth, but not cut flat like glass.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
The technique will work for all edges Catherine, but of course it'll necessarily be lumpier and irregular - part of the charm of sea glass :-)
@kaybunn9129
@kaybunn9129 8 лет назад
Unique about putting the little beads of solder around. I shall try that. I need to know how hot the iron should be? I have a Weller in the States and it goes with numbers 1-5. I try to use a 4 but solder flattens out. Could perhaps the size of the tip make difference. I mainly do foiled windows. How often to you take off the flux? I didn't know it evaporates. I use a paste but have used a liquid flux also. This was enlightening.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 8 лет назад
+Kay Bunn I use a Weller 100 with a 7 tip - so 700F. I just wipe the flux off at the end. Keep adding as I go.
@nuritefrimalesch6391
@nuritefrimalesch6391 7 лет назад
Kay Bunn האוגי והמקקימ
@aliceharvey1226
@aliceharvey1226 4 года назад
Very helpful technique, thanks for sharing. What flux do you use for this?
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
Liquid flux Alice. Glad you found it helpful.
@brokencage9723
@brokencage9723 5 лет назад
Thats True
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 5 лет назад
Thanks Broken Cage, glad you agree!
@suesanrotella8759
@suesanrotella8759 4 года назад
Another excellent video! Thank you. What type of glove are you using while soldering?
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
It's a gardening glove - not heat proof but enough to remind me to be careful, if you know what I mean! Glad you like my videos @suesan
@denisedruding7583
@denisedruding7583 3 года назад
Just wondering what temperature you normally work at
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
Hi Denise, it depends what I'm doing. 360 for things that are a bit delicate or 3D (and might leak through) 410 for general soldering, 460 if I'm feeling on top of the world and speedy :-) I have a page on temperature here that might surprise you: everythingstainedglass.com/hakko-fx-601temperature-question
@thursday.addams
@thursday.addams 2 года назад
What temperature do you have your iron on as you do this? Whenever I try, my solder always gets too molten and drips right off of the edge. I’m thinking maybe my iron is too hot?
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
360. Yes, your guess is good - turn it down a bit. The tinning first helps as it 'catches' the drips more readily than if you hadn't tinned. Good luck!
@alyssalewanowicz217
@alyssalewanowicz217 Год назад
What is the temperature that you’re using here? I find that my solder drips down the sides and doesn’t stay a bead on the top when I hold it vertical like that
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
I vary between 360 and 410 on my Hakko, depending on the difficulty of the piece (and as a result, how quickly I'm going). Try turning the temp down and see how you go.
@calliemcghee7853
@calliemcghee7853 3 года назад
What tips do you use to replace for that iron you’re using? I have it also and bought the wrong size tips. They don’t fit in the iron. Could you point me in the right direction? Thanks!!
@calliemcghee7853
@calliemcghee7853 3 года назад
And thanks for your videos!!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
Hakko replacement tips Callie. You can get them in most stained glass suppliers that sell the iron. I don't know what country you're in so can't advise specifically
@michaelwolf7759
@michaelwolf7759 2 года назад
What does it mean if the solder sticks to the tip and when you pull away, it leaves a little point sticking up.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
Your iron is probably too cold Michael. That or you don't have enough flux. Hope that helps.
@lindahobster7480
@lindahobster7480 3 года назад
Where did you buy your halo iron from please? I've only seen Japanese plugs on them
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
You can get them from Amazon here Linda amzn.to/2Izx9QX (paid). Or other suppliers in north America. If you're in the UK, wait until June and they are releasing a UK version so you won't need a step-down transformer, yay.
@dawnalivio
@dawnalivio 6 лет назад
What’s the surface you are using to solder on? Type of stone block?
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
It's a piece of granite removed from a kitchen worktop surface. Thanks for the question Dawn.
@elianaperez816
@elianaperez816 3 года назад
Is that glove heat resistant? Where can I buy that glove?
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
It's not heat resistant Eliana. It's a gardening glove but does the trick for these quick drips of solder.
@sherrynielsen9810
@sherrynielsen9810 7 лет назад
What is the surface that you are soldering on? Thanks for sharing.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
Hi Sherry, it's a piece from a granite kitchen top that I rescued from a tip outside someone's house! Anything like that will do.
@suebugden2615
@suebugden2615 Год назад
Can i ask what sort of board you solder on please
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass Год назад
Yes, that's a piece of old granite worktop Sue. I have a page on boards here that will help you: everythingstainedglass.com/stained-glass-soldering-boards
@JohnMartinez-sm1sk
@JohnMartinez-sm1sk 7 лет назад
If you use a temperature controller on your soldering iron you have more control
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 7 лет назад
This is a Hakko FX-601 which does have a temperature dial so you can adjust as you go along. Thanks for the comment.
@Artsrock36
@Artsrock36 3 года назад
What are the name of gloves you are wearing?
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
They're gardening gloves Joshlyn. Not heat proof so you have to still be careful with the heat of the solder and iron tip.
@nancybarnes8733
@nancybarnes8733 8 лет назад
Great lesson, what tempture do you use on your iron?I just got a Hakko 601
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 8 лет назад
+Nancy Barnes thanks. Depending on solder and speed - either 360 or 410. Hope that helps and you enjoy the iron; I love it!
@nancybarnes8733
@nancybarnes8733 8 лет назад
+Everything Stained Glass yes thank you
@andreaketzel5250
@andreaketzel5250 6 лет назад
What kind of glove do you use?
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
Hi Andrea, it's one I got from a DIY place - it's a gardening glove. Not heat proof but it does give you a bit of protection and the confidence that comes with that.
@andreaketzel5250
@andreaketzel5250 6 лет назад
Okay, thanks!
@aliciaviolanti1947
@aliciaviolanti1947 4 года назад
Lástima que no lo subtitulan.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
Curiosamente, acabo de comenzar a subtitular mis videos en español. Dime qué piensas de la traducción. Espero que tenga sentido para ti Alicia. Funnily enough, I've just started subtitling my videos in Spanish - let me know what you think of the translation. I hope it makes sense for you.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 4 года назад
Este video; haga clic en configuración y elija español. This video; click settings and choose Spanish. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sqU-2x_gprI.html
@michelemcneil4658
@michelemcneil4658 3 года назад
👍
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 3 года назад
Thanks for the vote of confidence Michele.
@deanna4healthgmail882
@deanna4healthgmail882 6 лет назад
Thank you for this video! Very helpful. I always have anxiety when it comes to soldering, but then I am still new. Your instruction has shared a few helpful tips and I really appreciate your time to share this.
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
You're most welcome Deanna. Glad you found it useful. Just keep breathing and stay relaxed :-)
@hattiebethsterns8006
@hattiebethsterns8006 2 года назад
Thank you so much this was super helpful!!!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
I love that it helped you Hattie, thanks for commenting.
@joshstrayed
@joshstrayed 2 года назад
Thank you!!!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 2 года назад
You're welcome Josh.
@zelmadupreez7137
@zelmadupreez7137 6 лет назад
Thank you very much!!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 6 лет назад
Controlling the heat with the iron tip is key to smoother soldering Zelma du Preez. Glad you're finding my videos of help.
@laurar8486
@laurar8486 8 лет назад
Thank you!!!
@everything-stained-glass
@everything-stained-glass 8 лет назад
+Laura Roehl you're most welcome
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