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Product Code: 999 970 |
Catalogue Page: 555 |
Was: £8.92
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Now: £7.14
Used as a surface on which to solder - a good heat re-
flector.
Simple shapes can also be carved out of the charcoal and
small pieces of metal melted into them.
For LONGER LASTING soldering surfaces see:
Honeycomb boards 999 972/973
Soldering sheet (999 969)
Soldering block (999 968)
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Very handy, 4 Oct 2008
By Debbie Kendall
I frequently use this for making small silver balls. It is great, you just make a dimple by pushing a round burr or something similar into the surface and then melt the end off a strip of silver wire into the impression. Perfectly even matching little balls every time.
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