Just say "sodder". The English add the letter 'u' to every flipping word for no reason and then don't even pronounce it. They don't say "co-lo-ur" they say color. The Australians take single syllable words like "no" and turn them into 5 syllable words: "noahuhoh". Don't even let people give you grief about local pronunciations and sayings either. That's what makes us different and our differences make life interesting.
I will often take my stripped wire and dip it straight into my paste flux when soldering bare wire. Any reason not to do that? I noticed with the b+ you dabbed it on after threading it through, you do way more of this than I ever will , so I thought Id ask.
