Nice solder joint, maybe a little wider than I would want to go, but very clean looking. That's one of the 3? reasons I stopped using NP, for the ability to get better solder joints on bridges and pier bridge abutment cases.
I Agree on the solder joint. I did not cut it... Even if I send the right discs, I get it back butchered... Either way, I never really had issues with soldering. BTW, the metal is Evolution lite, which is a HN alloy.
Evolution lite is very similar. But it is less expensive than Euro.
Thank you for checking into that, comparing that for me, buddy, I appreciate it
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It was to me...did you see my above pour up cast, postWell, last week I refused doing a 4 or 6 unit PFM bridge l don’t remember, because I am done with PFM at my young age, I wonder to what lab did the dentist send it?
He mentioned that "rascal" Tayeb, refusing to do it 
Breaking the jaw, Breaking the jaw
You don’t know what it’s liiiiiiike!
I don't mind doing the occasional pfm's but a constant and steady diet of them would get to me. But like you, all of the occlusal metal makes me think I'm doing 2 separate cases on one case, a pfm bridge and a full cast bridge. Of all the porcelain work and then the occlusal, lingual finishing and polishing.
And that concern usually arises around 3am Monday morning, the day of delivery.
You will see it handles exactly the same.Edit: I just went into my online stores just to check the pricing for my account. $1613.74 for Euro, and $1337.43 for Evolution....my upcoming new metal
Yep, that's exactly how it goes
When I used to work for this big operation and PFM was still king, we used to laser-weld the heck out of it... to the point we got like a monthly allowance of solder wire per technician, lol
thats more PFM work than I've completed all year I think
And I have a full upper and a full upper AND lower waiting for me... Plus a bunch of individuals.
