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Do you not have a soldering iron? This would come up in a second with an iron and some solder wick.
Honestly wicking it all up and laying fresh solder wouldn't be the worst thing. Just... don't attack it with the knife or whatever you're doing, op. This can be saved with the correct tools. A wick and some patience will carry the day.
I eventually got it. A wick and some patience did indeed carry the day.
Aw yeah! Awesome, glad to hear it!
I do have an iron. It was thick as shit and didn't want to budge. I had to work it for hours. It finally came up.
Oh, it didn’t look that big in the photo.