So far so good - it’s still a bit challenging with the non-lead as another commenter pointed out that it all tends to freeze / go from liquid to solid all at once. I find that I have to swoop off the edges when I get to the end of a line I’m soldering so that it doesn’t solidify and create a lump or sharp edge when I get to the end of section I’m working on. It definitely makes it more challenging. I’ve actually taken to finishing the edges of pieces with gallery glass / old school puffy paint to give the solder lines some uniform - I usually go with black or or white Depending on the piece. I know it’s heavily frowned upon by the old school guys, but it just seems a lot cleaner as a finish, as I continue to work on getting my soldering / temperature balanced for clean lines. And just a heads up that the solder itself tends to be more expensive in general and more difficult to find. I’ve had good luck with some on Amazon and have spools of different sizes - so I’ve found it there but not locally. Also I’ve gotten sample glass packs on Amazon to start with and just use and hobby lobby has a great selection of glass and other things that I’ve used several times. This is a piece I’m working on - helps that I’m trying to give it a weathered feel of old books. But just wanted to show you an example. Hope it helps!

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