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hard solder 650 degree C what do I need to melt this?
Hi,
I have a hinge on the temple rod of a pair of spectacles that is broken. I think that it is spot welded on. Is there some kind of fairly inexpensive tool that would help me remove this? I would like to remove this and add a fresh hinge. I think that the frames are some kind of nickel alloy. I was thinking of using this "Silberfix" hard solder 62% Ag without Cd that has a melting point of 650 C and is suitable for bronze,nickel, stainless steel. Do you think this would be tough enough? Is there some inexpensive device that will allow you to solder at 650C? I found this: http://www.cybermarket.co.uk/ishop/923/shopscr1664.html would this do? And advice welcome. Thank you I'm in the UK |
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