D20 Stained Glass Soldering Tutorial Using Jig/ Mold from bluehillglass.com

Make a D20 with me. You can make an enclosed shape like I have, or create your own unique design. From jewelry boxes, to hanging plant holders, this mold helps you make icosahedrons in a breeze.

Remember, temperatures of irons vary greatly from models, so always start with your lowest temperature that will allow you to grab the solder with the iron (for me this is 360C). If your solder doesn't flow smoothly, turn the iron up a notch and gauge. If your solder keeps melting and dripping too much, turn your iron down.

One alteration you can do to my method, is instead of assembling each piece to make it whole, you can make a top half and a bottom half and then solder together. While your piece might not be as strong, it will be quicker than my method

Purchase our mold (includes pattern): https://www.bluehillglass.com/collect...

Shop more art glass supplies at www.bluehillglass.com