-Know Your Glass - Part 2
By Janet Parkhurst
In addition to there being different types of glass which we talked about in Know Your Glass (part 1) there are also different glass manufacturers. The manufacturers that we stock...
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Why Does Solder Bubble and Splatter When Soldering
By Janet Parkhurst
It is caused by flux boiling through the solder you’re laying down. That’s why you notice it more on the second side of a project – by then you have...
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Helpful Items for Cutting Straight Lines
By Janet Parkhurst
Do you have trouble cutting a straight line? If you do, try a tracking head. If you already own a nice Toyo glass cutter and you want to change your...
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Solder Tip
By Janet Parkhurst
Common solders are a mix of tin and lead. The numbers that describe each type of solder refer to their % of each metal in that solder. The melting temperatures...
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