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Dave shows you how easy it is to do surface mount SMD reflow soldering with a solder paste stencil and a hot air gun:
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Hints and tips for quick and easy component placement, solder paste application, and reflow soldering using cheap easy to get tools.
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@michaelmolter6180
@michaelmolter6180 9 лет назад
I make "free" stencils for almost all of my SMD projects. The lab I work in has a cheap, hobby-level, laser cutter that I use. I cut open aluminum cans, sand of the inner plastic layer, spray paint the can, laser off the part of the spray-paint mask that I want to have solder on, and then etch the aluminum in standard PCB etchant. It takes a half hour tops.
@sigmundurjohansen7166
@sigmundurjohansen7166 4 года назад
Would like to see a video of that :)
@MrMWPro
@MrMWPro 4 года назад
or you can pay like 5$ at jlcpcb
@Minecraftmike5089
@Minecraftmike5089 4 года назад
@@MrMWPro the can method can be done in 30 minutes, i don't think jlcpcb will beat that
@freezedream
@freezedream 4 года назад
I know this is 4 years old, but this method sounds amazing. I was looking into using Al cans but thought I had to do toner transfer. What type of paint? Just standard gloss spray? What type of etchant do you use for Al? I thought it needed to be something like HCl/H2O2. I guess even just NaOH should work.
@michaelmolter6180
@michaelmolter6180 4 года назад
freezedream This was a while ago before JLCPCB had really become as popular as it is now. PCBs were really expensive back then ($50+) so I was making those using a similar process on copper circuit board material. I just used off the shelf matt black spray paint. It was a chemistry lab, so we had easy access to diluted HCl solutions. A little bit of Baquacil pool oxidizer (concentrated H2O2, but much cheaper) really sped up the reaction. I remember it always being a bit of a balance between using up your HCl or oxidizer and having to add a bit more to keep the bubbles etching.
@ZsomborZsombibi
@ZsomborZsombibi 5 лет назад
After 6 years, your adventures are still actual and give help to others.
@kpopRC
@kpopRC 11 лет назад
quick question. can't seem to find this kit anywhere! is there a link where i can buy this same kit? or is it some limited production run.....
@michaelpiotrowicz6100
@michaelpiotrowicz6100 Год назад
Thanks Dave, your video collection needs to be held by the National Library.
@BenjaminGoose
@BenjaminGoose 10 лет назад
Never seen this done before, pretty amazing the way the solder melts and reforms into an efficient shape.
@jerryschroeder3878
@jerryschroeder3878 11 лет назад
Thank you. I didn't know anything about reflow soldering other than the Gigabyte motherboard tour. This vid takes the mystery out of it and leaves no questions unanswered.
@catharperfect7036
@catharperfect7036 3 месяца назад
The solder mask working along with the hot air is so satisfying.
@sdevane75
@sdevane75 4 года назад
Brilliant. Great to see how this is done from start to finish!
@jwiegley
@jwiegley 9 лет назад
Dave, I know this video is well over a year old now but I wanted to add that in a pinch I find an old credit card makes a good squeegee for my stainless steel stencils. Has a good sharp edge, is very stiff while able to give some bend under high pressure and doesn't scratch the stencil.
@CAXRAMEDIA
@CAXRAMEDIA 3 года назад
A dramatic and emotional soldering video 😂 I want to cry happily to see it. we like your video. thank you for sharing
@RelaxingASMR
@RelaxingASMR 10 лет назад
Interesting video. Great quality. Would love to know which camera you used?
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
The titanium Centurion, or "Black" AMEX Card works the best!
@Joru666
@Joru666 11 лет назад
This video is even more interesting than usual because I got the same hot air tool. Never did a stencil work nor did a whole board with reflow, just some single ICs. Thanks Dave.
@henrikaleksandernilsen6388
@henrikaleksandernilsen6388 8 лет назад
I was told a story about a group of people soldering LEDs on boards for emergency exit signs. Someone screwed up on which way the LEDs go and placed it the wrong way, and everyone trusted that guy so they put them on the way he did. And no one paid attention, because they were busy talking about weekends and wife and kids and stuff. And it wasn't until the next day they realized that they have to throw away all the 5000 boards because the LEDs were put on the wrong way!
@cam3oh
@cam3oh 7 лет назад
Did you know that not all LEDs are put on with the same orientation? I discovered this when soldering on some various coloured LEDs some wouldn't turn on. I dismounted the non-working ones and tested with a DMU. Mind blown.
@magnuswootton7368
@magnuswootton7368 5 лет назад
electricity goes backwards.
@dr_jaymz
@dr_jaymz 4 года назад
A place i worked had done huge capacitors backwards. They didn't spot that until it was powered. That woke up the dead.
@m.t-thoughts8919
@m.t-thoughts8919 4 года назад
@@dr_jaymz 🤣
@cesaru3619
@cesaru3619 3 года назад
@@dr_jaymz hah whta dvmb4sses, kaboom!
@bearwolffish
@bearwolffish 2 месяца назад
This was gold for pitfalls to avoid.
@nicholasbrown8384
@nicholasbrown8384 5 лет назад
I can always count on you for these things!
@morelenmir
@morelenmir 11 лет назад
MANY thanks indeed for this - definitely one of my favourite of all your videos. There is something of doing a jigsaw, or building a lego kit about this surface mount reflow stuff. Please do more!
@gerardcallaghan8431
@gerardcallaghan8431 10 лет назад
Very informative. Well done Dave!
@BillBaran
@BillBaran 9 лет назад
A wonderful series. Thanks so much!
@fumil4489
@fumil4489 5 лет назад
Thank you for such a good video with practicable details!
@Johnnii360
@Johnnii360 11 лет назад
Thank you, you show me to solder SMD parts. I finished my qualification as Industrial Electrician, Subject Area: Machines and System last Friday. The problem is SMD solder wasn't a part of content in the qualification, so I must catch up on myself. This video bring me a little bit closer to the SMD solder technique. :)
@Appvpro
@Appvpro 10 лет назад
Awesome ... thanks answered alot of my questions on solder masks
@XPLOREanXPLODE
@XPLOREanXPLODE 10 лет назад
Great video! Very informative, gonna try SMD soldering in the next time :)
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
I've done a tutorial on SMD hand soldering
@electronichome1153
@electronichome1153 3 года назад
Still very good! Even in 2021. Thanks Dave!
@AidGear
@AidGear 7 лет назад
Great explaination. Thanks Dave!
@pepe6666
@pepe6666 7 лет назад
damn dave this was a really great video. ive only just figured out what this wave soldering stuff was and i was looking for a start to end video and well look at this. solder mask and stuff makes more sense now.
@JordanEdmundsEECS
@JordanEdmundsEECS 8 лет назад
Awesome video, ready to do my own!
@jan.tichavsky
@jan.tichavsky 11 лет назад
Very nice video quality, I can see the individual microballs of solder!
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
Yes. The syringe is the only type available at my local Jaycar store.
@mekbots7607
@mekbots7607 4 года назад
YOU ARE AMAZING ,MATE
@kamranbaniensan
@kamranbaniensan 11 лет назад
Hi Dave, I love your program, relay useful for every one ,please keep going and make more and more video Thank's and have good job
@krist370
@krist370 11 лет назад
You can use old credit card or similar plastic or metal sheet to apply stencil paste. Also a thin squeegee from local hardware show will do job perfectly. It is important that edge is smooth and material isn't to flexible. I work with smd every day at my job. For printing stencil we use LPKF stencil printer for bigger series of boards, but for prototypes I just make frame like this one on video and I attach metal mask with some tape on one side to create sort of hinge.
@farhadomidvar2177
@farhadomidvar2177 3 года назад
Great tutorial! Exactly what I needed :)
@ScramblerUSA
@ScramblerUSA 11 лет назад
I'd like to say this once again - it's a good practice to preheat the board from the bottom. In Russia we even used an iron sometimes (yes, the one your wife uses to iron the clothes). Just put it upside down, place the board on it and enjoy. Soldering is much easier in this case, because board doesn't take so much heat anymore. And the chance to overheat your chips is also much less now. Well, iron is weird, it's better to use IR heater.
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
Correct. It's also why the paste should be kept in the fridge, so the solder balls don't all fall out of being suspended in the paste.
@VOVPro
@VOVPro 11 лет назад
Great video! Slightly prolonged, but has perfect PCB design! :)
@Dexter101x
@Dexter101x 8 лет назад
Thanks to all these videos, I am really interested in restarting my very old hobby.....#madscientist ensues
@Behindstage
@Behindstage 11 лет назад
great video ..i never knew this technique existed..i learned something new!
@CanadianMang
@CanadianMang 11 лет назад
Very informative thank you Dave.
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
Nothing, I just took out some extra dialog, it did work first go. I posted a preview of a longer version of this video on Twitter at first, it was 40min and probably has the extra dialog. This final edited version is 31min, so many more cuts.
@grooeygroo
@grooeygroo 11 лет назад
Thanks very much Dave, I learned heaps! You explained the principle of solder masks really well, it was good to see it work.
@DDICyber
@DDICyber 9 лет назад
you can also use magnets to hold the stencil on place i used with reballing of cell phone chips it works greet i have under the boards also a plate for the magnets greets mmtpc
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
The heat gun can also be a very ham-fisted tool, as can an uncontrolled or mis-used toaster oven.
@zytechnology
@zytechnology 7 лет назад
The WF24 Chip looks like it could use a little more love :) Thanks for the nice Video :)
@paulrmoss
@paulrmoss Год назад
Really great video!!!
@AxelWerner
@AxelWerner 11 лет назад
just opened up a post on the beginners section on eevblog to discuss this further. you can see the surface resistance/conductivity there.
@CyrusEpion
@CyrusEpion 5 лет назад
The paste issue you had with it not sticking onto the pads when wiping is due to the paste either being too warm or not kneaded enough. Knead it on an aluminum plate to where it becomes the consistency of peanut butter, for a few mins till it's very smooth, then apply it. But like you touched on, the paste should re-flow once in the oven too. Been an SMT Operator producing class 3 PCB's for a few years now, and always see this issue whenever someone doesn't prep the paste. It's awesome to see people producing PCB's right at home. Feel free to ask any other questions, love teaching and passing info to people who like to learn.
@NathanSweet
@NathanSweet 11 месяцев назад
With a syringe you can't mix the paste. I never buy syringes.
@CyrusEpion
@CyrusEpion 11 месяцев назад
@@NathanSweet Yeah that's true.. Plus whenever ordering paste online it's impossible to get it shipped cold. Warm SMT paste means the flux and solder balls will separate. Gotta mix it and when not using it, stick it in the fridge.
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
I usually don't shake doing this stuff. It's the combination of the camera angles with the tripod in the way etc and having to stand up doing it reaching further than normal, and also talking at the same time.
@-Moe_
@-Moe_ 7 лет назад
Awesome, thanks for sharing
@stefan7231
@stefan7231 5 лет назад
Whenever I'm soldering LED's, mostly in monitor backlight boards, I heat the borad from below so the solder melts before the temperature gets to the LED's.
@NaokisRC
@NaokisRC 11 лет назад
Wow, really good stuff to know here especially if you're in the repair buiness
@clifforddicarlo9178
@clifforddicarlo9178 Год назад
Makes one long for the days of soldering vacuum tube-based circuits, Dave!
@CreatureOTNight
@CreatureOTNight 11 лет назад
Cooking with EEVblog and todays show "Reflowing".
@nextstorming3908
@nextstorming3908 9 лет назад
You sir just gained a subscriber
@rabone1963
@rabone1963 8 лет назад
Great video thanks for showing us all im trying to Reflow a mini USB
@bcsupport
@bcsupport 11 лет назад
2:30 Dave did a magic trick !
@memphetic
@memphetic 11 лет назад
For those who are looking for where to get stencils made, you can get great mylar stencils from Polulu for very small run projects or prototypes, then you can get stainless steel laser cut ones from QuickStencil when you're ready to move up. Good luck!! Also, look into building a reflow toaster! Super cheap and extremely effective!
@attilarivera
@attilarivera 5 лет назад
Excellent!
@superdau
@superdau 11 лет назад
The flux is included in the solder paste. AFAIK that's the main reason for the shelflife and the time parts can be placed after applying the paste. The solvent of the contained flux will evaporate and the paste will go hard.
@WayneJohnsonZastil
@WayneJohnsonZastil 11 лет назад
Great video very enjoyable to watch.
@Jenny_Digital
@Jenny_Digital 11 лет назад
Just a quick note too all those keen on getting a reflow oven. I bought a cheapie from China and found it to be crap beyond use even. It was the T962 (not the A version). Get a good one, modify a toaster or whatever you need to do but don't get a T962 because you will have wasted your money. In the end the 858D+ I bought served me best. Cheers Dave by the way.
11 лет назад
Nice catch about oposite diode marking :D
@grantfielder
@grantfielder 11 лет назад
You should do a tutorial about the mounting and removal of surface mount electrolytic capacitors, great video btw :)
@ynzeselders4184
@ynzeselders4184 2 года назад
if you apply the past in multiple passes it goes under the stencil edges and it ends up next to the pads, if you do it in one pass you get nice sharp edges. Might not be a big deal in some cases but when using IC's with very close pin spacing shorts will form between them.
@NathanSweet
@NathanSweet 11 месяцев назад
I don't find this to be the case when the stencil is taped down firmly and a metal putty knife is used. The main thing that leads to smeared paste is the stencil lifting slightly. Keeping it pressed down the whole time helps.
@huxleypig5007
@huxleypig5007 10 лет назад
Great stuff, thanks mate! Bit of a sus edit just before the plug in tho!
@glenwoofit
@glenwoofit 11 лет назад
Another great video...
@memphetic
@memphetic 11 лет назад
Absolutely - that's how I started out. It's pretty convenient to just pop them in, push a button, then out pops a properly reflowed part at a specified temperature profile. Just like baking cookies ^_^
@EEVblog
@EEVblog 11 лет назад
If you don't keep it in the fridge then the solder balls that are suspended in the flux paste will all settle and gunk up. You can try remixing it though.
@rushikeshugale7776
@rushikeshugale7776 8 лет назад
great job
@envisionelec
@envisionelec 11 лет назад
For the folks in the US, I found a couple tools that work very well for stenciling. The spreader is a Hyde 4” Flexible Joint Knife. It's got the right amount of "spring" to apply constant pressure and has a sharp edge. I use a Techni-Tool Spatula Part #: 758SO0026 to apply the paste evenly. I've assembled hundreds of boards using these two tools and they're as good as new.
@timothymasters4687
@timothymasters4687 Год назад
It seems you use two tools. One for spreading (Hyde 4) and One for smoothing paste evenly (Techni-Tool Spatula....). Is this a correct interpretation of your recommendation?
@vpapanik
@vpapanik 11 лет назад
thanks for the nice video ! did the same on my channel a short time ago.
@simonspeaker
@simonspeaker 3 года назад
Proskit made one suction pickup tools that works with 1xAAA battery and works like a real charm ! ive been using it for a year and its awesome! its Pro'sKit MS-B126 and its 20$
@ObsoleteTechnologies
@ObsoleteTechnologies 9 лет назад
nice build.
@normanpoulin4660
@normanpoulin4660 7 лет назад
very educational thank you
@amikhimji
@amikhimji 10 лет назад
Great video thanks
@rng8891
@rng8891 11 лет назад
Great Video!
@larsclausen3586
@larsclausen3586 3 года назад
Use the sticky part of a post-it to hold the smd parts easier to pick up with tweezers
@myronww
@myronww 5 лет назад
You can make a really cool vacuum pickup tool by getting a fish tank pump and reversing the value so it will suck instead of blow.
@mindiravikishore
@mindiravikishore 8 лет назад
Like these videos will change life over night
@m.t-thoughts8919
@m.t-thoughts8919 4 года назад
I just love reflow slodering, even if I need to do some extra research on how much heat, I can put on the board till I fuck up a part.
@mindiravikishore
@mindiravikishore 8 лет назад
thanks once again
@HeliEye
@HeliEye 11 лет назад
Neat and interesting Idea. I've always hand solder these tiny pitch chips, QFN's mainly. I just pre-tin pads, remove excess solder with home made silver plated desolder braid, place and align chip, spray contacts with SK10 solder flux, then run iron/solder down a whole row at a time. use the same silver plated braid on the soldered area to tidy up. result looks like a reflow job ;-) #Note: I don't use Toy soldering irons for this type of work, I use a Metcal MX5000 workstation. Steve
@yuppiehi
@yuppiehi 11 лет назад
I can't speak for the solder paste itself. But, things like glues, drugs and many other substances are designed to be maintained with consistent environmental conditions, in order to preserve and extend the potency of the substances. If the manufacturer said keep it under room temperature, first you have to define what room temperature is. Also, room temperature can change back and forth throught the days and weeks, which weakens substances. A fridge provides a consistent environment.
@Vermilicious
@Vermilicious 5 лет назад
Now that was satisfying to watch, despite the spatula. You don't have to be in contact with the solder paste. Couldn't see any smoke either, like from regular soldering. I wouldn't be surprised if this becomes the preferred way of soldering, if it isn't already - even for hobbyists. I reckon you would need a bit more paste for through-hole components though.
@onjofilms
@onjofilms 11 лет назад
One trick for shaky hands is to use one of those pano-vise. Clamp in your solder iron, tighten the nut just enough to move the iron with a little effort. Very stable.
@jonathanmlang
@jonathanmlang 11 лет назад
Just a quick question, how do you stop the solder mask from covering the pads?
@ademirmachado4488
@ademirmachado4488 9 лет назад
Wow! It is nice! I dont speak english but tutorial video is very didactic.
@AimSkyward
@AimSkyward 11 лет назад
Hey Dave, enjoyed the video, good stuff. Do you have any plans to do a blog on how to produce your own solder mask rather than have to get it done commercially. I produce my own PCBs but would like to put a solder mask on. Keep up the good work.
@ElectronicsPubVideos
@ElectronicsPubVideos 11 лет назад
Dave! BAD SOLDER JOINT on the middle pin of one of those WF24 chips!
@thomasvilhar7529
@thomasvilhar7529 4 года назад
Fantastic
@mariushmedias
@mariushmedias 11 лет назад
The solder paste has liquid flux in it, a lot of it actually. So no, no flux needed. In fact, the gradual increase of temperature, besides giving time to the pcb to warm up gradually and not crack or bend or whatnot, is also chosen in such as way as to give time to the flux to work on the surfaces for a few seconds before it boils/evaporates and the solder actually reaches the temperature needed to make the connections.
@kay486
@kay486 11 лет назад
near the end of the video, you can see that U1 has not the middle right pin soldered well
@SE45CX
@SE45CX 9 лет назад
According to IPC general recommendations the stencil should have rounded corners to optimize for maximum release when the stencil is removed from the board. And it is very important to have about 50% of the size pad size for the solder paste opening in larger thermal pads, especially under the components. Please use IPC recommendation solder paste layer when you're using stencils.
@dimauniverse3174
@dimauniverse3174 9 лет назад
-.- tool
@nguyenvannga3621
@nguyenvannga3621 2 года назад
Your video is very useful and funny
@GerBargerbos
@GerBargerbos 2 года назад
GRREAT VIDEO!!
@kewlbns69
@kewlbns69 10 лет назад
a few questions about this: how, if necessary, do you clean your stencils? is it good practice to do so? also if so how often should it be done?
@TheRealUberSteve
@TheRealUberSteve 11 лет назад
Just posted some internal photos of the cheapy YH-992DA on the forum for anyone that's interested. ("YH-992DA Hot Air Rework Teardown" under Product Reviews, Photos, and Discussion)
@pikuorguk
@pikuorguk 11 лет назад
15:53 - The DaveCo Pick & Place machine goes into full speed
@boryaix
@boryaix 11 лет назад
very good! thx
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