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Using a Copper Foil Dispenser
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Using a Lathekin in Copper Foiling
Loading a Foiler with Copper Foil
Using a Foiler in Copper Foiling
Eye Safety in Copper Foiling
Safety Gloves in Copper Foiling
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Breaking Glass with Swivel Pliers
Breaking Glass with Grip Pliers
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Removing Glass Shards with Grozers
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Size of Soldering Iron Tips
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Summary: When working with copper foil, wear gloves to protect yourself from chemicals. Learn how to use safety gloves in this free video clip about using copper foiling for stained glass art.
Anna Comly started doing stained glass in early 2001, learning from an expert of already 15 years. She is skilled in design and construction of leaded windows, repair of damaged leaded...read more
"Hi. We're still talking about safety as far as glass work and what I would like to talk about now is the importance of your actual, just regular surgical gloves. You would actually need these when you're working with the different chemicals and the glass. It's not very good protection from glass shards and cuts, but it does help to somewhat alleviate getting as many in your fingers as you can because you will experience some cuts and glass shards as you're working with the glass. So, keep in mind that these are very useful tools. Buy yourself a nice big box of disposable gloves so you always have them handy and on hand. It's also good for working with your chemicals, such as your Patina, which we will be using, your Flux, which we will be using. When we get into the leaded glass, you'll also be using it with your lead and your cements."
eHow Article: Safety Gloves in Copper Foiling
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