Stained Glass SEED OF LIFE - Soldering

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Cut Grind Foil SOLDER Patina
We're finally here at the soldering step. Open your windows and get ready because this step is one of the most challenging part of the stained glass process and we'll be here a while! This video covers stained glass soldering from beginning to end.
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@unbroken222 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing your work!! It looks great!! No one else in my family is interested in glassing with me so I'm glad you exist!!😁👍

@Erika-uu8tj 3 года назад

Thank you for your videos. Just a small suggestion though....if you’re going to make a video about soldering could you not fast forward through the entire thing so that we could at least see how it’s done in real time? It would be much appreciated! 😊 especially by us newbies who are just starting.

@MariaSudderth 3 года назад

I really like the pin trick. I have never seen it before.

@chelsea8553 Год назад

Looks awesome! My teacher taught me to use a piece of drywall as the work surface! Very easy to work with, cut down to size, cheap, doesn’t catch fire, and easy to push pins in to hold the glass in place.

@sarahkerr9671 3 года назад

Beautiful. Inspires me to get into this. I’ve wanted to learn this for years. Thanks for teaching

@brettjackson5527 3 года назад

Instead of using lead came on your boarder you might want to consider using zinc. It comes in many sizes and is made to put a finished edge on a foiled project just like this. Great video project turned out really nice..

@chrish297 3 года назад

Thank you for the video. It was really helpful to see what you were doing =) I just ordered my first grinder so I can't wait to start making better pieces. I really like the spacing you did in between the pieces that was fun.

@ashleymcalister8745 3 года назад

Absolutely beautiful! Can't wait to see the final result. 💜

@Nascarstatman. 2 года назад

Thanks for the video! Newbie here getting inspired.

@bachannel2680 3 года назад

Awesome, been waiting!!!

@en2336 2 года назад

Wow- the care and attention to detail. This is truly high-quality work done with love

@StainedGlassDIY 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@zaklinacz70 3 года назад

Awesome work :)

@rickymarino1208 Год назад

Awesum

@rebeccalambert7240 3 года назад

Yay! Beautiful piece

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

Thank you 😍

@angelakrautman8680 2 года назад

You do beautiful work!

@StainedGlassDIY 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@sylviaprudhomme5417 2 года назад

Very nice

@newhomemech Год назад

Awesome video man ! Im about to hop into my first soldering project right now and watching this gave me some insight into what makes a good finished product. How long did the soldering part of your project take ?

@travishaugen4403 3 года назад

Solder flows by capillary action tighter the better!

@JustClay63 6 месяцев назад

Great piece. I wish you’d fast forward through searching for nails and slow down when doing the actual soldering. But again, beautiful work.😅

@StainedGlassDIY 6 месяцев назад

Good feedback thank you.

@janefife8857 3 года назад

Try a cork board with your pins I find it works well

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

thanks!

@Dicer328 3 года назад

Get yourself a label maker and tag those drawers! You'll save yourself so much time and work will flow much easier. Trust me.

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

Haha I got one 😝 more of a user problem

@caroljean4155 Год назад

Quick question please, when doing a lead came border only- do you still add the cement and whiting powder?? thank you!

@saskiakramer850 3 года назад

I bought my first soldering iron in a stained glass shop last week. This one is supposed to be specifically for Tiffany work. The operating temperature is 500 degrees celcius and its not adjustable. Isn't that ridiculously high? It confuses me because all the tutorials recommend a much lower temperature.

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

Yea that’s too hot for me. You can buy a rheostat temp controller to be able to change that.

@tonytwostep_ 3 года назад

Came out great! Any recommendations as to where to buy glass sheets at?

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

Thanks! Best to buy locally so you can pick out the glass. If not online is fine too.

@charlottemcnulty9194 2 года назад

Hobby lobby

@nikita.yazhechkin 2 года назад

Thank you. Do you tin-plate the tip of the soldering iron before soldering?

@StainedGlassDIY 2 года назад

Yes I do. Always help to have solder on the iron tip before soldering.

@jorgeferrales8365 Год назад

Hola gracias por tus videos y lo que nos aporta quisiera saber que soldador utilizas y donde lo compras...gracias gracias

@StainedGlassDIY Год назад

thank you, I use this iron geni.us/hakkofx601

@johnbaker6255 3 года назад

What is the best type of face mask to wear when soldering.Can you provide a link to the product that you recommend please.

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

This is what I'm using: geni.us/3Mhalf and filter geni.us/3Mfilter

@debratryanowski620 Год назад

What size tip are you using in this video.

@blaskoxx4954 3 года назад

If you were doing a huge background or sky you want as much continues glass as you can get. One piece.

@blaskoxx4954 3 года назад

well broken up but-just look at Tiffany's best stain glass pieces its like top 10.

@dianelivingston4674 3 года назад

Where can I get this pattern.

@elvirahitchcock4054 3 года назад

Where do you buy horseshoe nails

@khicks2832 3 года назад

Tractor supply or a farm store

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

Here are some geni.us/hrsnails

@sorscha 3 года назад

Why'd you have to do us like that with the spinning stuff at the end?! Dude, my anxiety!!

@StainedGlassDIY 3 года назад

😅😭

@blaskoxx4954 3 года назад

Cut hands much?

@usagi5907 2 года назад

love your work... audio = dfaqq ?? tone down the load much y/n

@poipoi300 Год назад

Is there a reason you're using leaded solder outside of the lower melting point or the shine? It might be obvious but I'm not a stained glass guy. I don't think the glass would crack from the temperature required to melt silver or other solders which don't contain lead. It just seems like a health hazard could be avoided for no real loss. Also slight critique on your soldering technique. For best adhesion you should heat up the area you want to solder and then add solder onto the area, not the iron. If that's not possible because of the risk of cracking the glass, then you should still press the iron on the piece and add solder to the iron without removing the iron. Tapping the iron as you did will often produce cold welds and the temperature needs to be significantly higher for it to even work.

@StainedGlassDIY Год назад

hey thanks for the comment. I'm not even sure how I soldered that piece at this point since it's been so long. The glass does crack if you let the iron sit too long so I like to move quickly around the piece. Also, there is really no need to heat up the area like you would with zinc or other metals that could take that heat but copper foil will peel off and that adhesion will melt off and will lift from the glass so it gets plenty hot and does take solder nicely with some flux. The lead came is delicate and will melt from the iron so also no need to heat that up to prevent cold welds from my experience but thanks for pointing that out as soldering can be difficult to learn and master.