G313 | Decorative soldering: Tree of knowledge
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Beyond the bead: Soldering techniques and surface effects
Does your solder spit or pit? Are you struggling to form a smooth, even bead? A clear understanding of how solder and flux interact can transform the soldering process — eliminating common frustrations while opening the door to expressive decorative techniques and sculptural possibilities.
In this focused afternoon workshop, participants will explore best practices for soldering maintenance, proper flux use, and controlled solder application. Through guided demonstrations, participants will learn how to achieve clean seams and develop a range of decorative solder finishes, including hammered, bamboo, and pearl textures. Participants will also be introduced to methods for stamping and sculpting solder, expanding its potential beyond structural joins into a decorative design element.
Using glass bevels and 60/40 solder, each participant will create a small 4-inch × 4-inch Tree of knowledge panel that showcases several of the techniques explored during the session.
All project materials are included.
Beginners are welcome!
When: Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 1 to 4 pm
Fee: $95 + HST (includes all project materials)
Does your solder spit or pit? Are you struggling to form a smooth, even bead? A clear understanding of how solder and flux interact can transform the soldering process — eliminating common frustrations while opening the door to expressive decorative techniques and sculptural possibilities.
In this focused afternoon workshop, participants will explore best practices for soldering maintenance, proper flux use, and controlled solder application. Through guided demonstrations, participants will learn how to achieve clean seams and develop a range of decorative solder finishes, including hammered, bamboo, and pearl textures. Participants will also be introduced to methods for stamping and sculpting solder, expanding its potential beyond structural joins into a decorative design element.
Using glass bevels and 60/40 solder, each participant will create a small 4-inch × 4-inch Tree of knowledge panel that showcases several of the techniques explored during the session.
All project materials are included.
Beginners are welcome!
When: Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 1 to 4 pm
Fee: $95 + HST (includes all project materials)
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Where is it happening?
2600 John St., Unit 108, Markham, ON, Canada, Ontario L3R 3W3
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Host or PublisherGlasstronomy Studios
