Hi Debra, Thank you for subscribing to my channel, also glad you enjoyed the video. I have had fun making these projects and sharing them with others. Please feel free to ask me any questions about any of thes video projects. Hope you had a great Christmas!!! Regards, Bill Stone
❤You have excellant engineering ideas for glass. That is the hardest part of designing. I have many drawings but, it takes a lot of time to figure out how they will work. I love your designs! Especially the useful ones. Thank you!!!😊
Hi again, Thanks for your kind words and glad you enjoyed the project. I love trying different things all the time. some of them work out and others not so much. Sometimes it's back to the drawing board and come up with a new idea. Have a good one!! Regards, Bill Stone
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will give some of these projects a try. It's been fun sharing these projects with others. Have a great week!! Regards, Bill Stone
I have so enjoyed your instructional videos. You are providing such an important role. Thank you for giving us your time and allowing us to benefit from your experience.
Hi Lorraine, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you are enjoying the leaded glass videos!! It's been fun to share them with others. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos. Thanks for your comment and please feel free to ask me anything about these projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Joan, So glad you're enjoying the videos, hopefully you will check out some of the other projects. I think if you can dream it, you can make it!! Sometimes I get an idea and work with it until I figure it out, that's part of the fun for me. Thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Pam, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you're enjoying the videos. It's been fun making them and sharing them with others. You can find all my videos in one place by typing in the search bar Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations and click on my photo. Again thanks for your comment on the video. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, thanks for your comment on the video, glad you are liking my video projects. No, you don't have to patina these projects, leave then natural and they will turn a light gray over time from oxidation. Check out the video on how to make an octagon solar lantern and that will show you how to patina a leaded glass project. There are also a lot of videos on how to patina on TH-cam. Have a great day!!! Regarsd, Bill Stone
Hi again, I have another video for you to check out about patina on a project. Look at My video on how to make a Leaded Glass Clock. At the end it shows you how to patina the project. Good Luck with your projects!!! You can check out all my videos in one place by typing in the search bar Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations and Click on my photo. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Sally, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video project. Hobby came is very small at 5/64" and is used most of the time to go around copper foil projects. The smallest came I use is RU-90 which is 1/8" wide. I used it in one of spinner videos to wrap 1" circles to help support the hangers for the spinner. Again, thanks for your comment and please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Gloria, You're right, almost all Leaded Glass Projects are glazed with some kind of glazing putty. I don't glaze anything smaller then 1 1/2 square feet, unless it is going into a window and has to be waterproof. I would glaze smaller projects if they had glass that was cut to small and was moving around inside the lead came. Using glazing putty does add strength to your projects, and it doesn't affect the overall appearance either. If you like to use glazing putty on your projects, I would keep doing it. Check out the end of the video on how to make a leaded glass clock. There are several examples of window projects I have made that have been glazed. Hopefully that helps you out!! Thanks for your question and have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Bill - Great videos. I'll be making some of those for Christmas. Could you please share the size of the swivel you are using and where I can get them? Thanks!
Hi, Glad you're enjoying my videos; it's been fun sharing these projects with others. I'm using a number 6 Ball Bearing Swivel on all my hanging projects. You could also use a number 5 Ball Bearing Swivel, it's a little smaller than the number 6 swivel. I get mine from Amazon, A box of 50 number 6 swivel is about $25.00. They also come in a box of 25 for about $17.00. The number 5's are a little less, so check them out on Amazon. Regards, Bill Stone
Hello, Mr. Stone! This is just lovely and I do want to make it. I apologize if you mentioned the size of the lead; however, I want to confirm that it is 7/32 H & U came that you are using? Also, do you sell these? Many regards to your wife for her help. Have a blessed creative day.
Hi Nancy, So glad you're enjoying the videos, I have had fun making them and sharing some of my ideas with others. The came I'm using on all of these projects is made by Cascade Metals, there part numbers are as follows. RU-70 U Came, Face Width 1/4", Channel Width 5/32" and the H came is part number RH-9, Face Width 5/32" with a 3/16" Channel Width. You're right though, I think I have said it was 7/32". My Bad!!! Unfortunately, I don't sell these projects. My wife is my biggest supporter and has encourage me to share my creations with others. We have been married for 62 years and she is always willing to give me a hand on these projects. Regards, Bill Stone
Thanks for sharing
Hi Debra,
Thank you for subscribing to my channel, also glad you enjoyed the video. I have had fun making these projects and sharing them with others. Please feel free to ask me any questions about any of thes video projects. Hope you had a great Christmas!!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
❤You have excellant engineering ideas for glass. That is the hardest part of designing. I have many drawings but, it takes a lot of time to figure out how they will work. I love your designs! Especially the useful ones. Thank you!!!😊
Hi again,
Thanks for your kind words and glad you enjoyed the project. I love trying different things all the time. some of them work out and others not so much. Sometimes it's back to the drawing board and come up with a new idea. Have a good one!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Great projekt 😃😍thank you for shearing. Have a great weekend.
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will give some of these projects a try. It's been fun sharing these projects with others. Have a great week!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
I have so enjoyed your instructional videos. You are providing such an important role. Thank you for giving us your time and allowing us to benefit from your experience.
Hi Lorraine,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you are enjoying the leaded glass videos!! It's been fun to share them with others. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos. Thanks for your comment and please feel free to ask me anything about these projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Good imagination incorporated into glass work, love it.
Hi Joan,
So glad you're enjoying the videos, hopefully you will check out some of the other projects. I think if you can dream it, you can make it!! Sometimes I get an idea and work with it until I figure it out, that's part of the fun for me. Thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
COOL STUFF 👍🏼 😎 👍🏼
So glad you enjoyed the project, it's a fun one to make!! Have a Great week.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Absolutely gorgeous. I adore your work. Thank you
Hi Pam,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you're enjoying the videos. It's been fun making them and sharing them with others. You can find all my videos in one place by typing in the search bar Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations and click on my photo. Again thanks for your comment on the video.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Greetings, excellent videos. I ask him if it is not necessary to use patina. Thank you . Can you make a video applying patina?
Hi, thanks for your comment on the video, glad you are liking my video projects. No, you don't have to patina these projects, leave then natural and they will turn a light gray over time from oxidation. Check out the video on how to make an octagon solar lantern and that will show you how to patina a leaded glass project. There are also a lot of videos on how to patina on TH-cam. Have a great day!!!
Regarsd,
Bill Stone
Hi again,
I have another video for you to check out about patina on a project. Look at My video on how to make a Leaded Glass Clock. At the end it shows you how to patina the project. Good Luck with your projects!!! You can check out all my videos in one place by typing in the search bar Bill Stone's Stained Glass Creations and Click on my photo.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Beautiful spinner! Do you use hobby came on any of your projects?
Hi Sally,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video project. Hobby came is very small at 5/64" and is used most of the time to go around copper foil projects. The smallest came I use is RU-90 which is 1/8" wide. I used it in one of spinner videos to wrap 1" circles to help support the hangers for the spinner. Again, thanks for your comment and please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Normally when folks make pieces with lead they are grout between the lead and the glass. Can you explain why you don’t need to grout?
Hi Gloria,
You're right, almost all Leaded Glass Projects are glazed with some kind of glazing putty. I don't glaze anything smaller then 1 1/2 square feet, unless it is going into a window and has to be waterproof. I would glaze smaller projects if they had glass that was cut to small and was moving around inside the lead came. Using glazing putty does add strength to your projects, and it doesn't affect the overall appearance either. If you like to use glazing putty on your projects, I would keep doing it. Check out the end of the video on how to make a leaded glass clock. There are several examples of window projects I have made that have been glazed. Hopefully that helps you out!! Thanks for your question and have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Bill - Great videos. I'll be making some of those for Christmas. Could you please share the size of the swivel you are using and where I can get them? Thanks!
Hi,
Glad you're enjoying my videos; it's been fun sharing these projects with others. I'm using a number 6 Ball Bearing Swivel on all my hanging projects. You could also use a number 5 Ball Bearing Swivel, it's a little smaller than the number 6 swivel. I get mine from Amazon, A box of 50 number 6 swivel is about $25.00. They also come in a box of 25 for about $17.00. The number 5's are a little less, so check them out on Amazon.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Thanks for info
Hello, Mr. Stone! This is just lovely and I do want to make it. I apologize if you mentioned the size of the lead; however, I want to confirm that it is 7/32 H & U came that you are using? Also, do you sell these? Many regards to your wife for her help. Have a blessed creative day.
Hi Nancy,
So glad you're enjoying the videos, I have had fun making them and sharing some of my ideas with others. The came I'm using on all of these projects is made by Cascade Metals, there part numbers are as follows. RU-70 U Came, Face Width 1/4", Channel Width 5/32" and the H came is part number RH-9, Face Width 5/32" with a 3/16" Channel Width. You're right though, I think I have said it was 7/32". My Bad!!! Unfortunately, I don't sell these projects. My wife is my biggest supporter and has encourage me to share my creations with others. We have been married for 62 years and she is always willing to give me a hand on these projects.
Regards,
Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Thank you for the info. I wait for your next projects and am delighted when you post something new.