Great soldering, very nice choice of music. Do you get copyright ban for it?

Awesome, i was always thinking what is the wick for

Whoa

Thank you

Thank you so much for explaining it in a super quick manner. Now I know how to work with the perforated boards that I purchased!

Those are some cold joints...

I can set the temp on my soldering iron...what temperature should i set it at ?

I want to desolder and the thing is missing for me is the solder wick, and thanks for the explanation of flux

Cutting these boards releases fine particles in the air which can irritate the lungs I've heard.

I removed the joystick from my elite controller. Or so i thought i did. Desoldered, but looks like there is still some soldet left. No mattet how much i, heat, i add flux, solder wire. Nothing. The suction pump is not sucking as mucb as it should. Ive wathed videos and not sure what im doing wrong. I bought a different solder suction and nothing. Could it be i need a hotter soldering iron. Mine goes up to 400 degrees.

How about silver strand to copper strand wire , can this work ?

Thank you so much! This really helped out!

Thank you for a quick straight forward video 👍🏽

Doesn't having both sides be transparent instead of one side diminish the intensity or number of reflections your infinity mirror creates? Or do you just turn up the brightness of the lights to compensate?

Thank you for the helpful video, this has helped alot. I'll be using flux for anytime I'm applying solder now

Do you have a video on replacing the pad?

You still have to clean noclean flux, the "noclean" part just means that any residue after it dries won't damage the PCB.

thank you this video is informative, and great job with the close up shots! very helpful stuff man :)

This is what I have been looking for thank you. I'm just learning.

Showing the examples of soldering strength with different methods was VERY helpful! Thanks!

Great video, thanks! I'm feeling much more confident in understanding perf board soldering, so now I'll go back and watch all 12 videos in the playlist!

Nice thank you for the tip! I can now reuse my Clearly Canadian bottles for other things! As well as baby food jars!

thanks for making this feel super comfortable initially, im going to start looking into console modding for those without options that dont include soldering some of the more obscure consoles only have mod chips or ode's that require soldering, also hdmi replacements for the old video ports.

How are your fingers not burning? lol

My motorcycle has a wire that needs to connect 2 electrical wires together. Is this resin core solder what I should use

Rosin core solder to connect copper wire together?

Rule one: never rely on solder for mechanical strength. That's the short version.

This board not good for saving solder tin.. go buy breadboard c/w circuit line

I use a product called chipquik that consists of some low melting point alloy that you replace the original soldr with. It works very well for lead free joints - parts sometimes fall out where previously there was a battle royal to remove them. Flooding the join with leaded solder can also help in a similar way. Chipquik is a real game changer where silver lead free solder is encountered.

Very Nice!

😅 I spent a whole day trying to stick wires with solder to a plug that would just unstick every time. How I managed to stick it without knowing this in the end is a miracle considering it was an ebike. Thanks I think every one who solders without flux needs to see this. Thanks! 👍

me and my DIY bong thank you

This video was helpful thanks.

I can't believe I've been doing this wrong my whole life, always wondered what the weird paste that came with soldering kits was, now I know, I won't do another solder without flux. 😅

Awesome

Very nice demonstrations.

Why do people do this?? Is there a specific reason?

Who else is about to get totally obliterated 😂

the measurements are not good in the French versions

Thanks for the explanation of the solder flux

Cool vid 😮

Having just tried to do this (hollow out end grain on some logs to make a water feature) I can say Forstner bits dont work on green wood. Hence I came online to find a better way to do it. (probably fine if your logs are dried out though) I made some progress using the small Forstner bits but it would take forever with the small ones. The large bits just dont grab properly on wet end grain. Wish i still had my angle grinder and carving disc! (but its in storage miles away). However for any one else looking to hollow out end grain on green wood id highly recommend one. (but again you will be limited by in terms of depth by how far you can get the angle grinder in)

use your double effect but put ACRYLIC BLOCK in the middle ..this will light up and create a infinity block effect .. BUT ADD LED lights inside the walls of the acrylic block and turn it on then turn on the leds for the infinity mirror

As a professional glazer, I would use a drill bit designed for glass. Drill one hole in each corner then score the glass and continue as shown on this video. To remove the piece easily you need to score the glass diagonally from corner to corner and heat as shown. You will not get a perfect 90 degree corner but you could use a square stick wrapped in sand paper to square up the corner.

What a great demonstration. It jived well with how my brain processes new material. Thanks for taking the time to make it!

Very useful tricks for an diy enthusiasts, thanks

make it a thicker and run about 3 layers of LEDs .. use WS2812b LED's 5v.Individually Addressable 3.3FT 144(2X72) Pixels/m. and controller box preinstalled with WLED for scenes and effects.. :) your project looks amazing..!!

Most important is to get a quality wick. I learned this the hard way. The wick i had would not even suck a low temp solder! Even with flux added. Pure garbage basically! Use quality wick and it will work just like in this video!

Tried with flux and everything. Solder barely melts. Impossible for me. Fuck this bullshit

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