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Sanding Sticks for Excess Solder on a Bail
Learn how small sanding sticks in various sizes and grits clean up excess solder in hard to reach areas around a bail.
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When you solder a bail and there is a little excess solder I like these sanding sticks from @gesswein.jewelry they come in three sizes and various grits! Economical and versatile, they can reach some of those hard to reach areas. Using the appropriate amount of solder will always reduce your need for clean up but I know when I was starting out and even now I sometimes have a little clean up! 😉 I do have an affiliate code with Gesswein if you want to support the page it’s code MSS5 and these sanding sticks are SKU:1073678
If you have another way you clean send me a tip! #sandingsticks
If you have another way you clean send me a tip! #sandingsticks
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