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FIGHT COVID-19!
It is well documented that copper and copper alloys such as brass and bronze kill viruses and microbes on contact. Does your counter kill coronavirus? Find out more!
Meet Texas Lightsmith: Luis, Artisan & Craftsman
Texas Lightsmith wants you to meet the faces of our hard working artisans & craftsmen. I had some time recently to go into the shop and grab some shots of our amazing crew. Luis always has a smile, even under his welding garb. At Texas Lightsmith we celebrate...
Meet Texas Lightsmith: John Worsham
Texas Lightsmith wants you to meet the faces of our hard working artisans & craftsmen. One of our leaders John Worsham was hard at work blacksmithing a few months ago instead of pushing office paperwork. At Texas Lightsmith we celebrate artisanship. Stay tuned to...
Back In Brass
Brass is as relevant today as it was in the latter part of the bronze age when copper and zinc were first alloyed to create the first brass. Its many inherent properties make it ideal for many uses. Known for its attractive yellow color, brass has been used for...
Discover Nickel Silver / German Nickel For Your Project
Initially developed in the East, nickel silver, commonly referred to as German nickel, was being produced sometime in the 16th century in Western Europe and was in regular use by the 18th century. Used for jewelry primarily, nickel silver found its way...
Considering a Custom Copper or Copper Alloy Range Hood
As the president and founder of Texas Lightsmith, Inc., a manufacturer of custom range hoods, lighting, farmhouse sinks and numerous other products for 21 years, I offer the following reflections and advice regarding the purchasing process and considerations of custom...
