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What kind of space do I need for stained glass?

by David
(Norman, OK)

If I'm wanting to learn to do the more basic pieces of stained glass, what kind of space would I need?

More specifically, I'm looking to set up a particular part of my house as a stained glass space and am wondering if that will be enough room.

I'm looking at a roughly 4x3 desk as my space at the moment. Will this do?

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Feb 08, 2011

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by: Randy & Kim (Admin)

The size of the table is pretty much up to you. My table is about 6' long and 36" in depth.

I like to have one area for cutting and another full spot to put the pattern together with a square.

If you do smaller pieces the amount of space can be smaller. Just make sure you make room for all your supplies so the work bench area is free of anything.

I also have my grinder on a separate table so to give me more space.

I would like to see your work area- so we can compare what others use as their work space.
Be sure to make sure you good light and good ventilation

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