Need Help w/Mixed Solder Question

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Posted by Kristina on August 05, 2003 at 07:47:50:

Hi,

I think I read that you can use 50/50 to flat solder copper-foiled pieces that have slight gaps between them, and then lay a bead of 60/40 over it for a nice look.

Do I remember this right?

I have a window that has many complicated-cut large pieces, and I changed grinder bits mid-way & didn't realize it was coarse until it was to late. It shaved off enough to make some gaps in places up to the width of a pencil lead.

Should I fold copper foil into the gaps (for filler) & then use the 50/50, with the 60/40 as a float bead on top?

If not please advise me how to deal with it.

Thank you for this wonderful resource you provide.

Kristina

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Re: Need Help w/Mixed Solder Question Gary Dodge 09:51:45 08/05/03 (1)

Re: Need Help w/Mixed Solder Question Thank you - your answers always help! Kristina 08:58:21 08/07/03 (0)

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: Hi, : I think I read that you can use 50/50 to flat solder copper-foiled pieces that have slight gaps between them, and then lay a bead of 60/40 over it for a nice look. : Do I remember this right? : I have a window that has many complicated-cut large pieces, and I changed grinder bits mid-way & didn't realize it was coarse until it was to late. It shaved off enough to make some gaps in places up to the width of a pencil lead. : Should I fold copper foil into the gaps (for filler) & then use the 50/50, with the 60/40 as a float bead on top? : If not please advise me how to deal with it. : Thank you for this wonderful resource you provide. : Kristina

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