I try to keep a working wood-burner pencil for jobs that will ruin the
tin on my soldering pencil.
I often clean the trash off the leads, or pencil, by wiping them with a
rag or cloth glove.
Dick, n0ce
On 4/6/2016 11:35 AM, Edward R Cole wrote:
I always figured the enamel should be removed. I just scrape them
with a small razor knife which leaves the copper bright and ready for
tinning. Melting the enamel with my solder iron results in a messy
glob on the iron and not a very clean lead.
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