Stained glass--supplies

Can anyone recommend a good source of stained glass tools and supplies
on-line? Even better would be a a shop north of Boston where I could see
things before I buy.

Thanks

"MPost" wrote in message
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Can anyone recommend a good source of stained glass tools and supplies
on-line? Even better would be a a shop north of Boston where I could see
things before I buy.

Thanks



Yellow pages, Glass-Stained and Leaded. We need to support our SG
retailers, so they will remain in business when we need advice, or to
actually see and feel the stuff in person. Sure it's nice to get a good
price, but supporting the wholesale/retail system is the American way of
life. Maybe you'll pay a few more pennies, but no s&h charges should make
up for it. First it was the Walmart & Home Depots that put the mom & pop
shops out of business, now it's the net sellers. Sorry for the rant...

--
JK Sinrod
Sinrod Stained Glass Studios
http://www.sinrodstudios.com/
Coney Island Memories
www.sinrodstudios.com/coneymemories/

Contact me and I will get you what you want as below retail prices. Where do
you live?

"MPost" wrote in message
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Can anyone recommend a good source of stained glass tools and supplies
on-line? Even better would be a a shop north of Boston where I could see
things before I buy.

Thanks

On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 12:56:42 GMT, MPost wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good source of stained glass tools and supplies
on-line? Even better would be a a shop north of Boston where I could see
things before I buy.

Kingston, NH too far to drive? Works of Heart used
to have a great selection and decent prices.
(I haven't been in several years.)

19 Marshall Rd
Kingston NH 03848
603-642-4439

On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 20:38:55 +0000, JK@work wrote:


Yellow pages, Glass-Stained and Leaded. We need to support our SG
retailers, so they will remain in business when we need advice, or to
actually see and feel the stuff in person.

I'd also be interested in good online sources. There are no well-supplied
stores within 70 miles of here. Just once source for glass.

Maybe the store that's 70 miles away might be able to ship you stuff.
That way, you could go there once in a while and develope a
relationship with them vs some unknown that's hundreds of miles away.
There's nothing like having someone you don't know pull glass for you.

Andy

JoeB wrote in message news:pan.2004.10.14.14.13.53.585216@deleteThisToE mailMe.yahoo.com...
On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 20:38:55 +0000, JK@work wrote:


Yellow pages, Glass-Stained and Leaded. We need to support our SG
retailers, so they will remain in business when we need advice, or to
actually see and feel the stuff in person.

I'd also be interested in good online sources. There are no well-supplied
stores within 70 miles of here. Just once source for glass.

Steve,

Try www.isgs.com.


"Steve Ackman" wrote in message
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On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 12:56:42 GMT, MPost wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good source of stained glass tools and supplies
on-line? Even better would be a a shop north of Boston where I could see
things before I buy.

Kingston, NH too far to drive? Works of Heart used
to have a great selection and decent prices.
(I haven't been in several years.)

19 Marshall Rd
Kingston NH 03848
603-642-4439