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Use Solder As Rope/Temp Tie
I find that lots of times, I will use a length of rather thick Solder to secure
items together mechanically. I'm not talking about melting or heating or actually soldering it, then. The beauty of Solder (used as a tie or rope) is that it can easily be bent or looped in any direction, it will retain that shape and not try to uncoil. For instance, say you want to create a 3 foot long suspended rope with a hook to connect something, or you want to hold a door open or closed. Just tie it or make it with a length of Solder (wire). This will do the job temporarily, you then position and hold the items in place, then you remove the (securing) Solder. |
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