Post by 1dave on Mar 31, 2014 9:59:48 GMT -5
Tony, this deserves better than a back thread somewhere!
I also added it to the directory in Fabrication.
Well, I always mess things up and get weird results. And I'm always trying what they say you can't do 
Tom/Connrock fuses sterling without Blue Fuse, just does it. I don't know if he is trying, or not To me the whole thing with fusing, or soldering is controlling the heat, and the Blue Fuse lets me see the flash before I melt the wire. I'm color blind and can't read flame very well, and often miss the flash, or never get the flash, etc. The Blue Fuse lets me see the flash easily. With sterling you have to bring the pure silver up to the surface to get a fuse, and controlling the heat is hard. I'm always melting stuff. But I started using the BF I was able to get the pure silver to come up without melting the wire. Ornamentea has it. store.ornamentea.com/store/search.asp
Now I've warned you I'm weird when it comes to this kind of stuff, so your results may vary Tony
Blue Fuse
I also added it to the directory in Fabrication.
Tom/Connrock fuses sterling without Blue Fuse, just does it. I don't know if he is trying, or not To me the whole thing with fusing, or soldering is controlling the heat, and the Blue Fuse lets me see the flash before I melt the wire. I'm color blind and can't read flame very well, and often miss the flash, or never get the flash, etc. The Blue Fuse lets me see the flash easily. With sterling you have to bring the pure silver up to the surface to get a fuse, and controlling the heat is hard. I'm always melting stuff. But I started using the BF I was able to get the pure silver to come up without melting the wire. Ornamentea has it. store.ornamentea.com/store/search.aspNow I've warned you I'm weird when it comes to this kind of stuff, so your results may vary
TonyBlue Fuse
