Hoosier glass part 5

You are not going to want to miss this weeks video. My stained glass project turns out Great.
Having the right tools makes the difference.
This project used one pound of lead solder, 49 yards of foil tape and several pieces cut and sharp edges ground down to fit.
The Gryphon Zephyr Ring saw made this project possible. If you buy a color book for $1.79 you too can color it in with stained glass. Even the impossible cuts. See how I pulled off the project in about four afternoons about 27 hours.
I need a sponsorships.

[@dianehall5345]

What a treat to watch you fashion this stained glass piece! Thank you for taking us along. Your workshop must be something to behold :-)

[@badbadbob1]

Some times when it is really cold the wonderful wife lets me work inside. Stained glass work is one of them portable things I can do inside with the wood stove warming me up. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

[@kennethdaust3793]

I’m impressed you’ve gone all out with this project. Looks fantastic

[@badbadbob1]

Wonderful will approves of how the project has come along. Thanks for coming along and commenting.

[@muchtested]

They all should have sponsored you. That creative coloring book modification was just beautiful.

[@badbadbob1]

I guess They need to see what is possible. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

[@timgawlick4100]

Very professional. Keep up the good work is gonna be beautiful

[@badbadbob1]

This glass project did turn out very nicely. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

[@HelicoolsHelipad]

The ring saw is a game changer for stained glass... well done! Looks amazing.

[@badbadbob1]

Looks better in slow motion. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

[@justmike57]

There is so much work in this piece, but well worth it for your project. Thanks for the 1/2 hearted shoutout in the video, lol. Do you plan on antiquing the lead?

[@badbadbob1]

lol I was wondering why they put the fire in the oven while baking. Yes it is turning antique as we speak. This might take a year or two.