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How to Solder Copper Pipe - Information Sources

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Summary: There is a wealth of information on solder and how to solder copper pipe. Books and associations can supply loads of help with soldering copper tubing or piping. Here are some ideas.

Association & Literature Sources for Soldering Copper Pipe

You can get some awesome information on working with copper pipe or tubing from the Copper Development Association. They have great technical publications that help you understand exactly how to solder copper and the necessary steps to follow to get perfect joints every time.

There are numerous books that deal with plumbing. Each one usually has a section that deals with soldering copper piping. One in particular is the Plumber's Handbook by Howard Massey. It is published by the Craftsman Publishing Company. You can also find excellent material if you search the archives of Fine Homebuilding magazine or the Journal of Light Construction. Both publications have indexes that will help you locate articles. There is a good chance your local library may have each year's edition in bound copies. You will be delighted with what you can find. Don't hesitate to visit your local bookstore as well. Most stores are highly automated and can offer you a computer printout of books in print dealing with plumbing and soldering.



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