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Good info.

my tip won't melt like this video

what is the white stuff on it?

I also have 10 tips for soldering but I typically use only 1! =)

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Congrats brotha!

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❤❤❤ love it.

2:50 - TAKE NOT AMERICANS - //.... or '' twenty-five sixty-forths ''.... or '' seven sixteenths '' or ... '''nine fifty-eighths'' etc... ad nauseaum.... Great explanation - my real foray into CAD and 3D printing.... I'm here to learn. And that tutorial was a great place to start. Many thanks... ...And yes, please take us through the entire process of fabricating one of your aero-quad chassis or something .... With more details on the CAD aspect.

Vise tip's

Unfortunately this was bought for me so I can't really speak on the price exactly but I do believe it was well under $200 is a Danby air filter for your house, its got three different settings and actually uses UV to help disinfect the air in your house, really useful for soldering tho as even on the lowest setting at over a meter away its strong enough to blow any and all smoke away from your face, simultaneously providing the filtered air directly to you and the area around you. I find this super useful and if you're sitting on a higher surface as I usually just sit on my table with cut pizza box to keep from burning my table. Its a unit thats shaped like a rectangle and is standing up.

Why do people have so much trouble with the focus of their camera?! At least make a macro photo and show that. -.-

FULLY DEFINE YOUR DIMENSIONS!!!!!!! GAAAAAAAAHHHHHH

My 40+ 25 watt iron finally gave up the ghost. My understanding is that 25 watts is what one uses on electronics. Is that no longer true? I repair my electric guitars mostly, but want to build some guitar pedals, studio gear and hopefully a guitar amp. So this was a good reminder and more than I knew from a TV repair class in '84. LOL

Thanks for the free advice NERD!

The brands youre talking about dont ship in europe so what about us? shouldnt we solder?😂

No power SOLDERING iron

Really helpful!

bro do you have any idea how expensive solidworks is?

Try not to cringe challenge

Bro i have a exam tomorrow that might determine my life and i am watching this😂

The best video about soldering that I've seen.

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Beautiful, I'm taking an 8-hour soldering class next Saturday and this will help me prepare, thanks

thanks dork!

Thx for keeping it simple!

Great video

Awesome event, dude! 😃 Looks like the annual reunion of Twisted Sister fans! 😂 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Awesome!

Awesome stuff!

Looks like a lot of fun.

gracias por compartir , que buen video COLOMBIA FPV @jucaroni.tic

What a great event, i almost lost my lungs with the last game jumping for so long hahahah

Muy buen video 🤟 I love fpv!!!

Great video and very different. Brutal la experiencia!!

Great video!

Mi gente latinooo! 😜

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Congrats 🍅! I was busy snatching defeat from the jaws of victory 😂

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good job

ممكن الرد يوجد زجاج في قدمي ناعم ولا أقدر ممكن الحل هل خطر سبوعين في قدمي😢

Use lead free solder.

This is the best soldering instructional video I have ever seen. It's clear, quick and comprehensive. 5 stars!

Since the dude looked like cyclops from xmen in the thumbnail i had to listen to him

WOW. Very well done.. I am glad to see someone talk about pre-tinning parts/pads/wares before connecting them to each other. I find the weakest point in a stranded wire connection is the transition between tinned and bare wire. What is the best way to prevent breaking?

It seems that the soldering iron you're showing at 0:20 and 2:17 does not use the integrated tips you're showing at 2:38. If you are using a temperature controlled iron, set it to 700F/370C for 60/40 or 750F/400C for lead-free solder. High heat will get the job done faster, but what you're recommending is overkill. You want the tip hot enough to melt the solder efficiently, but excess heat can damage components and it will reduce the lifespan of the soldering iron and tip. 11thTip: When you solder a heavy wire to pads on a PC board (at 4:20 and 4:35), flatten the conductors by splaying them out, so more surface area of the conductor is soldered to the pad. The wire should also be almost as long as the pad, more than almost half of what you show.

All great tips!

what a good tutorial. thanks

Need some new tweezers, some that are not bent all over the place