Wow!  I’m tickled pink I found your videos!  Your engineering and easy to understand teaching skills are absolutely the best!  Thank you so very much!  Cynthia

Thank you for taking the trouble to make such an excellent video. Very much appreciated !

thank you for the video sir. you make it so much simpler than a lot of other videos. i have been doing copper foil method almost three years now and have always been intiminated and thought you need all kinds of special equipment for lead work. watching your video i already have all but the h came.

Thank you

Thanks, nice piece

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i love how you explain every step of the process.  Do you have the pattern available?

Love how you go through step by step. What is the size of your lead came for this project?

Thank you so much for your instructional videos. You are a superb teacher. It was my FIRST leaded stained glass attempt. Very challenging for me but i did it. I want to do other projects but am in a quandry as to what size came I should use. Can you advise me what size U and H came I should order for the light tower. I plan to pursue this leaded technique but unsure as to the sizes of came I should use., What is the most used size for sun-catchers and small panels not  any larger than 16x20? I would appreciate any advice you can offer. I wanted to send you a picture but couldn't figure out how to add to this comment section so if I knew your email address I woulds end it to you. I like the idea of using the cotter pins inside came but it will take a time or two for me to master that one!  Thanks again!
Nancy

Not cementing it is a decision you do not discuss.  Im assuming you would need to limit its exposure to weather in some degree without the cement.  Cementing it would bring a great deal more strength to it for long term, correct?

Hi, I just discovered your
videos and they're very informative and helpful. I like how you explain everything clearly. Great idea with the cotter pins for hanging!
I have a question for you, if my question makes sense. I had an old leaded window someone gave me to practice on, with a butterfly on a flower and a frog on a lilypad next to a lotus flower that were in good condition but most of the other glass pieces were broken, so I cut away all the broken stuff and the lead and saved the two above mentioned pieces. Would they be okay to hang, or would it eventually sag? I cut off some of the extra lead on the outer edges that previously held the broken glass pieces. The saved pieces are about 12"x 14".
Thanks!

what is your base working board made from

You know how there's different thickness of glass, are there different sizes to the came? To fit the thickness of the glass?