Makes joints you don’t have to apologize for.

This isn’t just solder — it’s solder with flux in it. That means it actually flows instead of sitting there like a stubborn metal turd while you poke it with your iron. The flux does the heavy lifting so your shaky hands can take all the credit.

• 100 grams: Enough to build a fleet of quads, fix your buddy’s fried ESC, and still have some left over to keep around for “emergencies” (like when you sneeze and bridge three pads).

• 63/37 blend: Solid → liquid → solid. No mushy “half-baked oatmeal” stage. Commit to something for once in your life.

• Flux core: Basically training wheels for grown-ups. It makes the solder glide onto pads like butter on a hot pan. Don’t thank us, thank chemistry.

• Leaded (the good stuff): Sure, it’s not “eco-friendly,” but neither are your rage quits when your joints fail.

If you still manage to botch soldering with this, it’s not the solder. It’s not the iron. It’s not even the flux. It’s you.

⚠️ Disclaimer (Read this, it matters):
This solder contains lead. That means:

• Don’t chew on it, lick it, or sprinkle it on your fries.

• Wash your hands after use (soap and water, not a wet wipe).

• Use in a well-ventilated area, ideally with a fume extractor unless you enjoy the taste of flux smoke in your lungs.

• Keep it away from kids, pets, and that one friend who thinks “flux core” sounds like an energy drink.

In other words: melt responsibly.