Oddball stuff

This device is well named. When building any three-dimensional stained glass item, you will no doubt reach that moment when you will wish you had someone willing to hold your glass pieces while you solder them. This little device will do the trick. It can be used to hold one or two small pieces of glass in mid-air, or to hold a larger piece vertically while it rests on a table. Its double-ball joints allow adjustments to any angle. Many applications will suggest themselves to anyone with an active imagination. The base is very sturdy cast iron, but the arms and alligator clips are somewhat delicate and can't take a lot of rough maneuvering. It's about 3.5" high, and 6" from elbow to elbow (or 10" with its alligator-clip arms outstretched).

Provides basic organization for all of the commonly used tools and supplies for producing a stained glass project, arranged from left to right in the order they are used.

These professional glass handlers' gloves from CRL have wrinkled finish latex coated palms that are ideal for handling all smooth surfaces, even wet glass.