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How do you solder by yourself with only two hands?

By Jgel

11 years ago


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    #21 11 years ago
    Quoted from Ballsofsteel:

    i've become quite good at guiding my solder at the point of connection with my teeth at times. just cut off a 5 inch piece or so. i've had enough fumes in the oil and gas industry that a lil solder doesn't bother me, compared to welding indoors without vents, cleaning out water trucks tanks used to haul crude oil, breathing natural gas, working inside a treater building, etc. etc. etc
    you're going to die from cancer someday anyways.

    I hope you are not using lead based solder. That is directly poisoning yourself if you are. Lead permeates into your pores and the mouth is like one giant pore.

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