60/40 is a type of solder that I like a whole lot better than 50/50. From a chemical standpoint these two differ in the proportion of tin/lead they each contain. From my standpoint 60/40 flows better, sets in quicker and shinier.
50/50 is cheaper, so I started with that because I needed practice and didn't want to spend a whole lot of money. I struggled with it a bit and kept thinking I am doing something wrong, until I met again with my friend Josie, who taught me how to solder in the first place. I discovered that it's my solder and not me doing something wrong.
And here I am working on some stuff for a crafty party this Saturday. The theme of the party is 'Wish you were here' so I used an old airplane paper ticket to embellish these charms. They are ready to be soldered in the picture below.
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