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Forney 48300 Brass Gas Brazing Rods, 3/32-Inch-by-18-Inch, 10-Pack Review

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Description of Forney 48300 Brass Gas Brazing Rods, 3/32-Inch-by-18-Inch, 10-Pack

Easy flow brazing rod makes it simple to braze aluminum and zinc based metals with an oxygen acetylene or propane torch set up. Great for repairs on irrigation pipes, carburetor bowls, aluminum boats, camper covers, lawn mower housings and casings. Balanced zinc and copper alloy. Flux is required. Melting point is 1620 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Reliable and Efficient Brazing Tool

This welding tool is a game-changer in the automotive industry. As a result of my tests, I determined that the Forney 48300 Brazing tool is an absolute necessity for any mechanic. Its 32 inch and 18 inch dimensions allow for a wide range of applications, and its precision and efficiency make it stand out among other welding tools. However, the only con is its price - it's a bit expensive. But, it's definitely worth the investment for any serious mechanic who requires top-quality tools.

Pros
  • Long size allows for easier maneuvering and access in tight spaces.
Cons
  • May require additional equipment or training to use properly.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Now not just for welding!

Great product to use whenever you need a brass rod for something. Use these sticks for crafting. Many other uses. But they are great for welding/soldering!

Pros
  • Decent performance
Cons
  • Negative gift

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Works with old brass: Solder and Flux

Shown below is a 19th Century Hall Tree stand. Silver plated brass. I welded the parts together using a propane torch. Use lots of flux. It needs some time to warm up to temperature, then it will flow well. I polished my ass because apparently I'm "King Spaldi", the master of the grind. Polished brass and replated with Nushine Silver Plating Solution and a TON of elbow grease. I'm happy with the end result and recommend these rods for brass. Good luck with your project!

Pros
  • Flux Required
Cons
  • Expensive