أعمال رائعة جداً جداً ومتقنة بشكل جميل للغاية شكرا لصاحب القناة على هذا التقديم وننتظر المزيد من الفيديوهات شكرا لكم. 😎✋🏻

Класс!!!

Haha You might not want to make a living out of stained glass work. I hope your doors turn out great

Yes amazing work. No need for the leaded frames, Makes things a little easier, Just trying to find some nice decorative glass supplier, at reasonable prices,

@@d.i.l.l.i.g.a.f Good luck with your searching for quality glass. I haven't even started with the hobby yet, but the video was very educational. Perhaps I should give it a try. What country are you located in? Are you going to buy locally or use digital shopping?

@@BrassLock Have nothing locally as usual lol, So will have to look online, But have found a store with the type of thing i am thinking of, try a search for creative glass guild. Soldering irons can be got for quite cheap to begin with, 200w for less than 20, Have the copper tape already, a dremel to smooth the glass edges. Get some plumbers solder. I cannot get on with lead free solder, its awful stuff to use, and then for the final copper tone, it might have been wiped with copper sulfate or maybe CopperIt . Just need to have a fan blowing the lead fumes from the solder away from your face, and work in a well ventilated space. Only thing not looked for, is the faceted hearts shapes. I think you could make a similar sized shade for 40-50 quid for tools, then probably after it would be about 30-80 in materials for the first one, all depends on your design and wastage i suppose, but if you have the technical skill to do this for yourself. I would have never thought of just soldering copper tapes together. always thought you needed those special like a H channel lead rods to slide the glass in to start with.

@@d.i.l.l.i.g.a.f Yes, it was a surprise to see that copper tape holding it all together. I have all the tools for electrical work, and the rotary tool. Just need the copper tape and glass 😀

@@BrassLock Yes, also have most of the tools, besides the copper sulfate solution. But not sure if my 80 watt iron will be strong enough, to get a nice finish over a 200mm ish length of a joint, maybe it might just need a finishing pass with a narrow blow torch flame to get a smooth consistent line. Trial & Error i suppose, but watching this video, has sure given me the insight into having a go myself. Although all these overly bloody talented artistic people make these things look like a piece of cake lol. Might just get a cheap piece of plain glass to have a play with, before shelling out serious money for some nice coloured glass, Good luck with your project if/when you decide to have a go :)

Ха!

The pieces are already angled at a predestined degree, so it's easy to solder them up without a jig... the angle of is formed from the jig (wood) when she piece those individual pieces together. The 3 pieces of wood are angled. Starts from 3.31min U can see those 3 pieces of wood are pre-angled at the required degree , so the formation of 2 sides of each pieces (lamp sheets) are molded in accordance to those angled wooden jigs