Harris Safety Silv 45 or 56? need to get somthing better than home depot crap. |
56 It's a little more pricey but the quality will make up for it in the end. I currently use lincoln electric brazing with a flux cozting on it it's like $7 bucks at lowes. |
I'm making my 2nd tuber and have used both. They seem to flow the same for me, so I'd go with the 45 as it's cheaper (but I just bought some more 56 because the store was out of the 45) |
I think 56 flows a little better |
Both will work, All the 56 and 45% means is how much sliver content there is. Buy what % you can afford. |
I use 45t, works great for me. |
I use both, but I'm more fond of the 56%, cause it flows better and "sucks" into the joints more. 45 has a tendency to buger up a little and seems to sit atop the joints more so than the 56. but not that noticable. But either will work great. |
Being pretty much a newb to soldering I guess I'll go for the 56%. Should help me get better joints if it flows a little better. Thanks guys! |
Here is a good thread that discusses the difference from people who seem pretty knowledgeable. http://carolinarockrunners.frbb.net/...rices-t123.htm |
I also use 56%. It's only a couple bucks more than the 45, may as well go with the good stuff. |
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Gamble the $17 and try some 56, I guarantee you will never go back. On that note, I have several packages of the coated brazing rod I am never going to use... |
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no way, were did you hear that?? :lol:"thumbsup";-) |
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