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First and foremost I am a Christ-follower. I love to always learn. I have worked 36 years in the electroplating field and enjoy mechanical engineering, metallurgy and electrochemistry.
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Wow. I thought this would be breeze. Learned a couple things here. One, don't turn your soldering iron on and then go drink a cup of coffee. The tinning on the solder tip will degrade from the excess heat and then the now-exposed steel tip will begin to corrode. Your not going to do much soldering after that. Second, tin and clean that tip a lot. Third, make sure you pick a piece of shrink tube that not only fits over the outer diameter of the wire but also the diameter of the soldered, bent wires. Last, I need magnifier glasses to see this small stuff!