Bernzomatic WB5 Bronze Flux Coated Brazing/Welding Rod - 4 Piece Set: Versatile and Reliable Review

Works as it should, I've been welding, soldering and soldering for over 50 years. Works well, it has flux on it which makes application much easier!

You can get this at Home Depot for the same price. Husband bought it for a project, he did what he had to do. Delivered on time, I will probably order more.

Blowtorch takes some time and with minimal use It takes about a step above the blowtorch and then some time. I soldered a 1 1/4" diameter stainless steel pipe to a stainless steel grate. It took a while and wasn't very pretty, but it held up.

I used these bars along with a Bernzomatic gas mix to fill a pretty decent crack in the stabilizer bar mount on my Subaru frame. It flowed really well and has held up on rough roads for about 4 or 5 months now so I'm very happy with it.

Im impressed! I don't have a welder and had to glue some stamped steel parts together. I used these wands with a map light. Clean both sides. Heat them red hot and the rod melts and begins to flow. The joint is incredibly strong. These rods are great for metal repair.

Parts need to be heated from cherry red to full orange just for the rods to start to melt and even then they work slowly . Yes, technically the product works fine, but I wasn't planning on spending all day hunched over a hot part with the flashlight on. It's exhausting to be sure if you ask me. Hire a professional.

This was my first soldering. I used card gas and watched a few youtube videos before trying it. Both metals were red hot, then bronze was added. It doesn't flow like soldering, it's more like adding a drop, melting into steel, adding another drop, melting again. A small process, but I ended up gluing two pieces of metal together.

I've used them on several projects with excellent results. I fixed the blade with a 2" crack and the weld is holding up. I've also welded copper to steel with positive results. A few notes: Clean the surfaces with alcohol or acetone. If there is rust, you need to remove it from where you plan to weld. I have used acetylene piping and have not tried MAPP gas. In this case you will need to heat the surface to red hot, which will take some time so be patient. When you place the bar on the surface…