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hard versus soft solder
I'm doing some brass model building and the book that I am using as a
guide (by Gerald Wingrove) mentions hard and soft solder. What am I looking for as far as differences? I suspect the "hard" solder has a higher melting point (silver solder???) than the soft solder. The stuff that I got at Radio Shack has this on the label: Standard Rosin-Core Solder 60/40 (does this mean 60% lead/40% tin?) ..062 dia 8 oz. I suppose that this is more a "soft" solder. What specs should I look for in a "hard" solder. Sorry for all the dumba** questions, but I gotta get this figured out. Thanks Mike |
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