We had to use this as homework 😭😭😭

great video but gloves should go over the sleeves

mighty useful, I'm rigging a diy handbrake to my steering wheel for xbox

i always clean it with alcohol to make sure there is so flux making a connection

Perfect video for helping me get an edge at work. I work with these exact type of boards. Thank you

1:10

I was forced to watch this for school

pov: ur here for ur work from covid

melting...

doesn't trimming the excess lead after soldering have a RISK of fracturing the solder joint ?

Thanks for a good video. However, there’s one thing to correct: lead-free solder is very toxic and it’s safe to use only with proper respirator and hand gloves.

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Tool model no

Whats wrong with having different cones? Its a great way to make them stand out from one another ;)

im having trouble because i dont have 3 hands and so far you are not showing the "trick" to getting the soldered points stationary im in girl-tears here.... And ya thats mine at the end. but my prob is that my solders don't conduct electic current. im using a kit just for pc.....?....looks like i have to lift the mother{F%&*$#@}board....darnit,,,oh thx it solved 1/2 the prob im giving thumbsup

Excellent

I soldered the spot that must have over loaded and lost connection. It was the same spot in the video. I didnt need to replace the control board. I just had to solder that spot. The dishwasher works like new now!!!!!! Thanks!

Can you tell me please, why not twist strands? 1:32 Because I always twist strands before crimping or any electrical connection.

All hail Manchester Uni, the best! Perfect video.

Thank you for posting. This helped me fix my garage door opener board.

Where can buy this machines?

Very helpful. Only video I could find that zoomed in, went step by step, and actually explained what was happening.

first, you use the wrong tip for the through hole, and secondly, you should put the solder both pcb and components pin.. not to the iron tip...

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I am the first like so please like

Hello @FSE elearning can you please send the details of machines/models which are used in this lab

Very good video

Nooblets

I still don«t get how you call this basic :)

Will only those who you share it to will see it? Secondly, if student uses their nickname how will I know who they are? Is there anyway to control this? Thanks for the video

Excellent demonstration non the basics of soldering. Thanks! T J (Tom) Vanderloop, Author, Consultant & AWS (Welding-Instructor)

Great video

So is the secret? To fixing most things is to re solder them?

Now I think I have a grasp om how to solder, thank you!

Great video 👍 thanks man.

hello can i used your video in my channel or there is copyright

I find that after working for a little while, the solder no longer wants to stick. What's going on there?

Great tutorial - I have never soldered a circuit board before and have just followed this guide to replace a capacitor in an old amplifier (advice from another You Tube video). It is now working brilliantly!

Silkscreen must be added to this spectacular process

This really reminds me of how I imagined the big bang would have looked like

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No wonder there is a huge gap betweeen University and real world engineers.

Taking a weather class for Aviation and was having a hard time picturing some of these basic global wind patterns and cyclone development so these visuals helped a lot, thanks!

Thank you for the details.

Which chemicals/process I can use, if I want to do PTH , at home ?

Back in my day we wouldn’t where earth bands on fummergatots machines

RIP Pipettes.

Hello! Im a student and i am studying the cracks on middle of solder in pcb components. Can you say to me some solutions to solve this problem? Does it depends of the welding alloy? or the themperatures? Can i solve this problem? Best regards.

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