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Thursday, 11 June 2009 17:22
Stained Glass Requirements
For Intermediate Skills
If you consider yourself at an intermediate skill level, you will already have most of the tools laid out in the beginners area. Now that you have made a few projects, maybe even many of them, you will want more specialized tools to help bring your stained glass craft to the next level. You may wish to either speed up some tedious processes or perhaps just make something that you could not do with just basic tools.Read more: What else do I need? Intermediate Stained Glass Tools
Thursday, 11 June 2009 17:22
Stained Glass Requirements For Advanced Skills
If you consider yourself to have advanced skills, you will already have most of the tools laid out in the beginners and intermediate areas. Now that you have a lot of projects under your belt, you may want some really advanced tools to help bring your craft to the highest level. These tools are generally more expensive then some of their counterparts, but there is a reason for this. The old saying "you get what you pay for" rings especially true when it comes to high-end equipment.Read more: What else do I need? Advanced Stained Glass Tools
Thursday, 11 June 2009 17:22
Backup Your Stained Glass
Patterns To A CD Or DVD
We can't emphasize how incredibly important backing up your patterns is. If anything should happen to your hard drive, you could possible lose all of your patterns as well as everything else on your hard drive. Backing up to another hard drive is always a good idea, but what if that drive also fails? Or perhaps your entire computer system gets infected with a virus?
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