Have you wanted to learn how to solder one metal blank to another to make a pendant? Have you tried to glue those pieces together, just to find out that what you really need to do is learn to solder? Soldering IS simple...Kate breaks this technique down in an easy to follow step-by-step class that teaches how to use a butane torch to solder sterling silver, copper and gold-filled blanks to make simple, yet stunning pendants.
This class has a running time of 21 minutes.
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Fire extinguisher
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Non-combustible work surface
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Metal Blanks - any pre-cut metal blanks will work for this project
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Copper Round, Disc, Circle, 25mm (1"), 24g - $0.79 - is used in the class
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Sterling Silver Puffy Heart, 24mm (.94") x 21.5mm (.85"), 24g - $5.24 - is used in the class
The numbers on the solder paste syringe are not an expiration date. They are; the lot #, weight of the material, and the date the solder paste was manufactured. According to the manufacturer it should be stored at room temperature and out of the sunlight. We have had some of our solder paste for a lot of years in a bin on our work bench and haven’t had any go bad or dry up. Just remember to put the cap on when not in use.
Make your thoughts and dreams come true! Go get some metal and start laying out your dream. You will be happy!
