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Would you say it takes a little bit of practice to get this working? 
That is to say, before this works well should I expect to fubar boards? 
Solder bridges and splashes are not a problem - but destroyed traces 
are.  I can probably obtain a number of random unused boards for 
experimental purposes.  Maybe that makes sense before jumping in with my 
new board - it would really ruin my day if the board got destroyed.