Re: Edging for a Suncatcher

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Posted by Gary Dodge on January 04, 2003 at 13:22:53:

In Reply to: Edging for a Suncatcher posted by Diane on January 04, 2003 at 10:09:09:

Hi Diane,

I have put together a page that should answer your questions. Just follow this link:

Gary Dodge

: Just recently I completed cutting and coppering a free standing sun catcher that measures 11x12. I am now ready to solder the project. I was reading somewhere that in order to have the same thickness on the outer fringe of the project as the thickness created within (two pieces soldered together) that you could solder with copper tinning all around the project. If this is something that works well, how do you handle the odd shaped glass piece, soldering iron, solder and copper tinning all at once.
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: I must comment that in looking at other help sites yours is, in my opinon, far superior.

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: Hi Diane, : I have put together a page that should answer your questions. Just follow this link: : <a href="http://dodgestudio.com/edge_beading.htm">Edge Beading Instructions</a> : Gary Dodge : : Just recently I completed cutting and coppering a free standing sun catcher that measures 11x12. I am now ready to solder the project. I was reading somewhere that in order to have the same thickness on the outer fringe of the project as the thickness created within (two pieces soldered together) that you could solder with copper tinning all around the project. If this is something that works well, how do you handle the odd shaped glass piece, soldering iron, solder and copper tinning all at once. : : : : I must comment that in looking at other help sites yours is, in my opinon, far superior.

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