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Stained glass pattern shears

Compare the allowance left between paper patterns for foil or came.

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Studio Pro

Studio Pro 604 Copper Foil Pattern Shears

Model: 604Work material: Paper pattern

Paper pattern shears for leaving room between adjacent copper-foiled glass pieces.

$12.24Nov 8, 26, 01:14 AM · New York
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Studio Pro

Studio Pro 605 Lead Came Pattern Shears

Model: 605Work material: Paper pattern

Pattern shears that leave space in paper templates for a lead came panel.

$13.50Nov 8, 26, 01:19 AM · New York
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Choosing stained glass pattern shears

Match the allowance to the joining system

Pattern shears cut the paper template. A three-blade pattern shear removes a narrow strip of paper. Compare the stated allowance with the copper foil or lead came method your pattern uses.

Check what the shears actually cut

These shears help size the pattern pieces before glass is scored. A glass scorer and a came knife do separate work later in the project.

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Department questions

Can I choose a shear from its color?

Read the actual type and model. Handle color can differ across suppliers and does not establish the allowance.

What if the pattern already accounts for the seam?

Read the pattern instructions before removing an additional strip. The intended allowance decides whether you need a pattern shear for the cut.

Which pattern numbers should I keep with my supplies?

Note the joining system and shear model. This makes it easier to choose the same paper allowance for related pieces.

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