Hi Carla! Great idea but it will be a Members Only with a Q&A vertical livestream. We’ll let you know when it’s coming up.

There are some basic books that will help you see what supplies you need. I've had a class through my community college. Many art glass stores have classes. Stained glass artists may also have classes. I'd say check you yellow pages, but they may not exist for you anymore. You can search on the internet. Call your local colleges.

@suzannaseiler6226 That looks like a carpenters square. I'd try a hardware store like Ace or Hardware Freight or a big box store like Mensrds, Home Depot. You can always order online if you need to.he has a nice metal one. Usually, they have inches on one side and metrics on the other. I'm sure you will find one!

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Your stained glass was shown at the end of the livestream.

@@ARTyRV I saw it!! Thanks for the nice comments.

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We are leading stained glass. It is not the fake gallery glass method that resembles stained glass. Big difference! The paints we use are permanent and will not fade over time. It is the standard for professional glass artists worldwide. When clients pay thousands for a window, they expect it not fade over time. UV damages the hobby paints and is not practical for professional installations. The paints you are using are for the hobby and crafts and DIY market.

@@ARTyRV Just to clarify, as a professional glass artist who has sold paintings going on 30 yrs without social media, I did not say I used “hobby” products but if it works i’d be a fool not to try it or ask another. I asked the question. since you answered me by looking down your nose on artisans who use affordable products may I remind you they also make “thousands” build clients and reputations of quality. I take the time to always learn and study other artists and the work it is why i asked the question. I see your opinion line has been drawn and you would be insulted to be called a glass paint hobbyist no?

Usually about 6 1/2?on the rheostat. What temp do you solder at?

@@ARTyRV I’m new to this and I’m just trying to figure out iron settings I have mine iron on 5 and sometimes it seems too cold. Thanks for the reply

@gagunshooting803 do a test an start out at 7. For lead and foil test first, the tip should be lite gold not blue or purple

@@ARTyRV thanks for the advice…I will try that

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Do you have photos. Is it sound at top? How big is opening?

Hope you enjoyed it!

When is it coming out?

@@ARTyRV I didn`t hear when it`s coming out, but they had photos of the new design.

@@ARTyRV The new "Brier" running pliers, from Creators Brand, is very interesting, but expensive at about 110...

@@gardnerafyes, they look interesting. Maybe we’ll buy a pair with this months Super Stickers for demonstrations.

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Haha .. this was filmed during Covid.

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Thank you! That’s exactly the vibe! Thanks for watching!