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Category: Copper

link to How to Desolder Copper Pipe: A Few Tips to Know

How to Desolder Copper Pipe: A Few Tips to Know

A rusty copper pipe can be a pain in the head, but nothing is more frustrating than a leaking pipe that needs immediate replacement. Are you thinking about how to desolder your copper pipe? Then here...

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link to Can You Solder Copper Wire? Here’s How!

Can You Solder Copper Wire? Here’s How!

Bringing copper wires together through soldering may be necessary to fix electronics or used for a wide range of metal art projects. Soldering is the process of using a melted filler metal (solder)...

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As a certified international welding engineer (IWE) who worked in different welding projects for TIG, MIG, MAG, and Resistance Spot welding, I like to provide some answers to common questions that I came across during my work as a Process Engineer for Laser and TIG welding processes. It has become a bit of a pet project, as I want to learn more about the details of welding. I sincerely hope it will help you to improve your welding results as much as it did improve mine.

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