Push the tip of the magnet wire a small distance into the molten solder and hold it there for a few moments. The solder will bubble away the enamel and tin the copper underneath in the process.

Both of them use a piece of wire and, in a way, extend the reach of your soldering iron’s tip. Copper wire would work better because of superior thermal conductivity, but other types of solid ...

It comes as wire on a spool ... called a soldering iron (or soldering gun). Soldering is most commonly used to join wires in electrical circuits, copper pipes in plumbing systems and electronic ...