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Storing Wire Solder in Labeled Film Canisters
A tip from @cirkel.joyas and @arcano.noveno for keeping soft, medium and hard wire solder separate in labeled plastic film containers.
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Here is a storage tip for your wire solder from @cirkel.joyas & @arcano.noveno - “Organizing my solder wire has
always been a problem for me because I use Soft, Medium and Hard solder, so I don’t want them to be mixed and all around my bench. I used to separate them in metal containers (like little coffee cans), but I got a genius tip from @naragimbar : Plastic photography film containers! They are small, super practical and keep my soldering area in order, plus you can label them so there’s no more confusion between wires 🙌🏻✨” Film containers seem like they would be good for holding all types of parts! Thanks for sharing with us! If you have an organization tip you’d like to share please email me pictures and/or video over at tips@metalsmithsociety.com #organization #storage #jewelersstudio #jewelersbench #jewelrymakingcommunity
always been a problem for me because I use Soft, Medium and Hard solder, so I don’t want them to be mixed and all around my bench. I used to separate them in metal containers (like little coffee cans), but I got a genius tip from @naragimbar : Plastic photography film containers! They are small, super practical and keep my soldering area in order, plus you can label them so there’s no more confusion between wires 🙌🏻✨” Film containers seem like they would be good for holding all types of parts! Thanks for sharing with us! If you have an organization tip you’d like to share please email me pictures and/or video over at tips@metalsmithsociety.com #organization #storage #jewelersstudio #jewelersbench #jewelrymakingcommunity
