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Category: Soldering & Brazing

link to Types of Metals You Can Braze

Types of Metals You Can Braze

Brazing is a method of joining two metals together using a molten filler metal. Brazing is different from welding, as none of the base metals undergo thermal melting. Instead, the joint is formed by...

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link to Everything You Need to Know About Brazing

Everything You Need to Know About Brazing

Brazing is a process used to join metals and sometimes ceramics in which a molten filler metal called a braze alloy is used for joining. The melting point of the braze alloy is usually above 450°C,...

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link to 11 Steps How to Solder Tin (and Tinplate)

11 Steps How to Solder Tin (and Tinplate)

Soldering tinplate is a fun and simple way for anyone to learn the basics of soldering. It can be a useful skill to have, especially if you plan on doing certain roofing and wall repairs in the...

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link to MIG Welding VS Brazing: What Are the Differences?

MIG Welding VS Brazing: What Are the Differences?

MIG welding and brazing are both useful techniques to know in order to make strong, reliable repairs or to just join pieces of metal for do-it-yourself projects. While these techniques have a few...

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link to How to Clean Stained Glass after Soldering: 5 Tips

How to Clean Stained Glass after Soldering: 5 Tips

Creating a stained glass project is no easy feat, and the soldering process at the end can be stressful to get right. Cleaning the glass is one of the most important steps to ensure that the solder...

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Tinning Flux Vs. Paste Flux: Pros and Cons of Both

Tinning flux and paste flux are essential agents that are widely used in soldering. Perhaps, you are wondering how one compares over the other. Let’s find out the pros and cons of each. Tinning...

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