Bronze Brazing Carbide to High Speed Steel Tool Bit

[@Amerikanin2numarali_ustasi]

what type of "flux" is used here ?

[@Bobs1Models]

Hi Larry doo you have a model number for the goggles or a link to them? thanks

[@larrypoindexter9351]

Bob: I'm sending the link. Be aware that my glasses are not very large in size. More of a smaller rectangle, so they fit perfectly. I also have another make that are just clear safety glasses that work great. I do think if your regular glasses happen to be a larger size lens then they may not work. Read the reviews under several of these types of over glasses to be confident that they will work for you. Regards: Larry www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YA25XI8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@Bobs1Models]

@@larrypoindexter9351 Thanks Larry ordered. I have small glasses

[@larrypoindexter9351]

@@Bobs1Models I really like them for brazing. Darker maybe more practical, but I.R.3.0 seems to protect my eyes okay and I can see the surroundings with no problem. It can be like wearing dark sunglasses. I almost forgot I had them on in the video after re-adjusting the camera. Good Luck: Larry

[@ClownWhisper]

Sodium hydroxide would probably dissolve the glass leftover from the flux

[@larrypoindexter9351]

Thanks for the comment. I'll look into it. Regards: Larry

[@ClownWhisper]

@@larrypoindexter9351 don't listen to that guy lol someone else was sitting behind my computer and answered that lol in theory yeah sodium hydroxide can dissolve glass in practice it's very slow and it needs to be heated up too quite high temperature. Sorry about that I will sign out of my accounts next time someone comes over