Brazing And Soldering
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In either case, apply the heat until the solder flows readily, then with a short bit of copper wire, fastened to the end of an iron vvire handle, the solder may readily be made to flow where it is needed.
If the bit of thick copper wire on the end of an iron 30 Solderin J-^• wire handle is not at liand. a piece of copper wire may he used with i^dod results to ])oke the solder aroiuid into the joints, hut the troul)le with the soHd copper wire is that cop])er is a much hetter conductor of heat t...han the iron and the solid copper wire used as a small soldering bit, speedily becomes hot along its entire length and in so- doing takes so nuich heat away from the business end of the tool that it will not continue to melt the solder.
The value of a soldering job frequently depends upon the use of a proper soldering fluid, and the stability of the soldered joint often depends largely thereupon. \Vhen acid is used there is little possibility that the joint will be permanent, luiless means are taken for removing the excess of acid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In either case, apply the heat until the solder flows readily, then with a short bit of copper wire, fastened to the end of an iron vvire handle, the solder may readily be made to flow where it is needed.
If the bit of thick copper wire on the end of an iron 30 Solderin J-^• wire handle is not at liand. a piece of copper wire may he used with i^dod results to ])oke the solder aroiuid into the joints, hut the troul)le with the soHd copper wire is that cop])er is a much hetter conductor of heat t...han the iron and the solid copper wire used as a small soldering bit, speedily becomes hot along its entire length and in so- doing takes so nuich heat away from the business end of the tool that it will not continue to melt the solder.
The value of a soldering job frequently depends upon the use of a proper soldering fluid, and the stability of the soldered joint often depends largely thereupon. \Vhen acid is used there is little possibility that the joint will be permanent, luiless means are taken for removing the excess of acid.
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