Glazing Tools
Often the final and most important step in completing a lead panel is known as
"glazing" Cement or putty is worked between the glass and the lead came for
extra strength and weatherproofing. This is a necessary step even if the panel
is for indoor use. Many a lead panel has failed over time simply due to improper
application. Please read the manufacturers instructions carefully.
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Carborundum Stone
Tired of jagged or dangerous edges on your glass? Use this specially designed stone to safely remove sharp edges from glass.
No. 2007
Each $6.50 Order It!
Flat Lathekin
Perfect for burnishing foil onto glass and opening the channel in lead came.
No. 20203
Each $1.45 Order It!
Glazing Hammer
Double headed, hard rubber on one end, high impact plastic on the other. Fiberglass Handle.
No. 2037
Each $10.95 Order It!
Glastar Lead Vise
This vise utilizes a strong spring and grooved teeth to keep lead came in place while stretching. Made of die-cast aluminum for years of trouble-free use.
No. GLAS40550
Each $14.50 Order It!
Cascade Came Bender
This amazing tool can be used to form bends in brass, copper and zinc. Rolls U as well as H. No need to change rollers.
No. 20CB1
Each $123.95 Order It!
Fidstick
Used for copper foiling, opening and closing lead channel , lifting glass to fit into came, removing putty and just about anything you can think of. Designed for flattening foil. Angled top gets into corners. Rounded front smoothes without tearing. Plastic.
No. FIDL
Each $3.15 Order It!
Lead and Glass Stop Blocks (package of 25)
High strength polymer blocks replaces the scrap lead used to prevent horseshoe nails from chipping the glass. Also a secure way to raise the height of a piece of glass.
No. 20LGSB
Each $6.95 Order It!
Horseshoe Nails (Box of 100)
Box of 100. From Sweden. Flatsided to hold lead in place.
No. 250101
Each $10.50 Order It!
Aluminum Push Pins Box of 100
Used by some in place of nails on soft workboards.
No. 251013
Each $12.35 Order It!