Could be 30% Sn and 70% Pb.

Теперь всё стало на свои места: автор не изобретал это устройство, и не продает его! это готовый принтер для печати на футболках!!! Flatbed printer!

Level 0 should be : buy a new tip !

60 percent of tin and 40 percent lead. There is no bad or good quality solder if the percent is correct. Then I bought a soldering iron and it includes a small role of 63/37 solder. It behaves like your bad solder. I don't know what is the reason.

Hi, 63:37 or 60:40 usually gives mkre shiny soldering????

allin one solution is, put some citrid acid and tinol to retin your solder tips, have done after 12 hours serching

why doesnt bro pre tin his tip :((((((((((((((((

Nice videos! Can you tell me What the different temperatures are that you are using? :)

Best video so far. Great work man

Where to get Electroloy solder?

Usually I bought a new tip .

Proper eutectic solder is magical. Refuse to use anything else.

Which soldring flux is good can u tell me name?

Still my favorite SMD soldering video.

Thanks! I always thought my soldering iron has issues now I know it’s the cheap led Im using.

simply you can use sand paper nomer 1000

Extraordinary video my friend. Subbed!▶

Extraordinary video my friend. Subbed!▶

how are you able to directly hold the iron onto the plastic part without the plastic melting?

Wow

This is a very excellent video. well done sir.

Until now I thought 0201 was next impossible OMG WOW!!

What did the first one you polish with before the solder?

very useful information, cheers!

Estupendo!

Video images are high quality and clean, suitable for all ages when watching videos.

thank you so much. this was knot in my heart.

Which flux do You recommend? Best Regards

no way, fuck off man... ive done a lot of soldering before always managed to fix by swiping it but now on a project where i cant see the spacing of the pins without a digital microscope i had a fat bridge and i had wick unused for years and after 2 hours of tearing my hair off not getting anywhere i decide to find information that i might not already know and your fucking telling me the all i had to do was turn the heat up a bit more then id usually use on the tin directly..... it took me under 5 seconds fixing this and it pissed me off to oblivion, i wasn't relieved i was annoyed, mostly at my own stupidity because this makes perfect sense

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Terrible advice.

I'm surprised these don't stay stuck to your tweezers. Is that a special pair or something?

Mobile ultrasonic dental scaler 5v, for 5$?

What is about the hot pad?

WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?! Any other channel you contribute! Please share it all!

Awesome!

brings a tear to Deadpool's eye

how to remove it afterward? (fluxx)

That IC is definitely dead

That flux is seems to be a best one. What is it?

Can you please advise what brand of the Flu you're using on this Video ? Thank you!

Thanks man

Hi and thank's for your video. Il think you put too much flux. You'v got long soldering pads, may be better for hand soldering, long but thin, and you could unstick them because your too long to solder. Also note that there are QFN packages with only 4 pins each side and you put too mutch tin on your wave iron. The way you do with these chips it would be a mess and finally a single short through. I Think you must also own a smaller wave pin to achieve better job. Lower a bit temp, and not feeding the iron wave each time : flux will prevent tin to burn if temperature isn't too hight. We learn by doing. Have fun!

I would have put my tip in my electric drill at full speed against some emery cloth and finished the soldering task already . 😂

I'm starting to realize why I suck at soldering

he thrown the material in that cleaner , he clean by throwing away the material which does soldering that a no no no , just clean it with something else

Все вроде так. Кроме одного. У вас горит флюс. Он окисляет жало. Снижаете температуру до 110 -120С и спокойно облуживаете жало сплавом Розе.

Yep. Brass wool is the way to go. Brass works so well because it's softer than the iron/Nickel coating, and can't scratch or damage it. Brass also loves to absorb the excess solder. I don't use sponges because I think the thermal shock will cause delamination of the iron/copper plating. Also, I tried buying those copper/brass scrubbies at Wal-Mart. I found out, they aren't copper or brass. You have to test them with a magnet. Some brands are just colored steel. They will work, but not as well as true brass wool. Another thing I avoid is leaving my soldering iron on for hours on end. Cooking the tip unused, for hours is bad for building up corrosion. I only do option 2 in the video. NEVER scrape or sand the tip. This will ruin the iron/nickel/chrome plating. Also, the guy in the video was cleaning the sides of the tip. You don't really care about the sides. Only the silver part at the end that is 'wettable'.

If the oxidation is bad, remove the tip, put it in a handheld drill or a drill press and give it some 600 grit sandpaper. Then give a little dab of flux and a thin coating of solder. always works.

Why do all this? won't it oxidize again?