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I've used 0.6mm lead-free solder before for perf board projects, and I found it worked pretty well for most components. It's not too thin, but if you're soldering things like bigger caps or connectors, a thicker solder, like 0.8mm, might help fill those joints better. Personally, I prefer leaded solder because it flows nicely and makes for cleaner joints, but I get that lead-free is a good choice too.

Totally get where you're coming from! I've seen a few PCBs that work with vero layouts, especially on sites like Tayda or even in some DIY pedal forums. They usually have designs that fit perfectly in a 1590B. If you're up for it, designing your own with software like KiCad can be a fun challenge too—I tried it for a couple of my builds, and it was really rewarding to see it all come together.

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