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Tips for soldering track
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Clinchvalley, <br />Actually you and I use the same process, a gun. However, I don't think these guys would be recommending a small iron if they weren't successful with it. Hey, if they want to slide ties around, use heatsinks, 67/33 solder and all that stuff, let'm have at'er! I think you and me are K.I.S.S. folks! <br /> <br />I really don't worry about melting the end of a tie. I think it adds some irregularity, which I like. Also, I like to be able to find where the soldered lead is, so I can visually inspect for a loose connection. The rail and ties get painted Floquil Roof Brown and the solder joint really becomes difficult to find, with it on the outside of the rail. <br /> <br />Cottonbelt819, <br />Your handle is one of my favorite locos! <br /> <br />See yas.
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