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Gold Solder Not Flowing. Is the solder melting but not flowing through the joint? Solder will not flow onto a piece until the temperature of the piece reaches its flow point. Since there isn’t a place for it to flow, it just stays where it is. You need to get the base hot before the little piece you're soldering on, and that's done by keeping the flame on the base, mostly pointing away from. The whole of your work needs to be heated up to soldering. Because solder will not flow on a dirty surface, when soldering gold, silver, brass bronze and copper, we must use a substance. Not enough flux and heat sinking might be contributing, but it. It has to be flowing between two pieces of metal that are touching. When the solder and the piece are overheated to the point that the solder alloys with the piece and disperses into it rather than flowing over it, you have a problem called solder erosion. The surface left behind is usually a grainy looking depression. Use direct heat on the solder joint not the.

Is the solder melting but not flowing through the joint? Since there isn’t a place for it to flow, it just stays where it is. Not enough flux and heat sinking might be contributing, but it. You need to get the base hot before the little piece you're soldering on, and that's done by keeping the flame on the base, mostly pointing away from. When the solder and the piece are overheated to the point that the solder alloys with the piece and disperses into it rather than flowing over it, you have a problem called solder erosion. Use direct heat on the solder joint not the. The whole of your work needs to be heated up to soldering. Solder will not flow onto a piece until the temperature of the piece reaches its flow point. It has to be flowing between two pieces of metal that are touching. Because solder will not flow on a dirty surface, when soldering gold, silver, brass bronze and copper, we must use a substance.

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Gold Solder Not Flowing The surface left behind is usually a grainy looking depression. Is the solder melting but not flowing through the joint? Use direct heat on the solder joint not the. The surface left behind is usually a grainy looking depression. Not enough flux and heat sinking might be contributing, but it. Because solder will not flow on a dirty surface, when soldering gold, silver, brass bronze and copper, we must use a substance. When the solder and the piece are overheated to the point that the solder alloys with the piece and disperses into it rather than flowing over it, you have a problem called solder erosion. You need to get the base hot before the little piece you're soldering on, and that's done by keeping the flame on the base, mostly pointing away from. The whole of your work needs to be heated up to soldering. Since there isn’t a place for it to flow, it just stays where it is. It has to be flowing between two pieces of metal that are touching. Solder will not flow onto a piece until the temperature of the piece reaches its flow point.