This hand foiler speeds up foiling by putting copper foil around stained glass pieces quickly. This tool has a guide to help place an even line of foil around the glass and holds the foil steady for accurate placement. Instructions and tutorials in the photos, below, on our website, and on YouTube under Driftless Glassworks.

NOTES:
1. This listing is for one hand foiler.
2. The hand foiler works for foil up to 3/16” in width.
3. The foiler is easy to load and use and allows for you to speed up your foiling process by separating your foil and giving you a visual guide for centering as you apply your foil.
4. Processing time: will ship out as soon as possible. These are made to order in the US.
5. The color for this item is based on availability and may not be the same color shown in the photos.
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7. Read our return & exchange policy before purchasing.
-Australia & New Zealand regions please check out our products with our supplier, Axess Glass Products at www.axessglassproducts.com


Driftless Glassworks Hand Foilers:
This hand foiler is used for putting copper foil around stained glass pieces. This handy tool helps to separate your foil from the backing paper and place an even line of foil around the glass. Hand foilers allow for steady for accurate foil placement. The hand foiler size is indicated on the sides of the foiler and comes in three sizes: 3/16”, 7/32”, and 1/4”.

Loading instructions:
1. Separate the foil from the backing a few inches.
2. Add a bit of the backing paper to the end of the sticky side of the foil after separating the sticky side from the backing. This makes it so you can load the foil through the channel without sticking.
3. Slide the backing paper of the foil through the back slot of the hand foiler.
4. Slide the foil (sticky side facing down) through the opening and then along the channel.
5. Once the foil is through the channel push the foil behind the bushing wheel and flip the foiler around to see the sticky side of the tape running along the bearing.
6. Remove the extra paper from the foil and begin!

Tips:
Video instructions available at www.driftlessglassworks.com and on YouTube.
Make sure to uncoil a long line of foil from the spool so it does not get tangled and cause the backing paper to slide up the channel.
Clean foiler with isopropyl alcohol if any adhesive begins to build up.