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Stainless Steel 20x50mm Blank Money Clip
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20x50mm (approximately 3/4 x 2") blank stainless steel money clip. This steel clip has a subtly brushed finish, and can be glued or soldered (with a propane torch and liquid flux). Do not use electrical solder because this often contains lead or cadmium (toxic metals). Apply solder separately to each of your parts before joining them. This practice is known as "tinning" and makes joining the parts easier. Heat the parts, not the solder. Play the flame all around the joint to get it good and hot before you apply the solder. This allows the solder to flow evenly over the joint. If gluing, we recommend 2-part epoxy.
