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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 5:35:14 PM on 7 February 2026.
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 OliBHolmes
 Location: Nuriootpa, SA
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As a little weekend side project, I thought I'd recreate a box of Ersin Multicore solder from an advert from a 1957 advert in RTV&H. What does everyone think?

To make:
Print of one (or both) PDF files on white card paper.
Cut it out.
Punch a hole in the top of the box, in the centre.

Everyone knows how to assemble the net of a box, right?

Attached are links to both Red and Blue versions.
Pictures are a rough render of the finished product, and the original illustration.

I'd like to see what everyone thinks!

Thanks,
Oli

Cardboard box for solder
Cardboard box for solder


Artwork for Ersin Resin Core Solder (Blue)
Artwork for Ersin Resin Core Solder (Red)
 
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 Brad
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