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In this video I'm go over the basics of using Perfboard. It's also called perforated Circuit Board, Prototyping Board, and Dot PCB. This video is part of series I'm making about Basic Soldering. This soldering series is a great way to learn soldering for beginners.
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@HowDoYouDIY Год назад

The description of this video has links to some playlists I've made for Basic Soldering. I also added some links to help you find items that are similar to what I'm using in this video.

@yummyklown9226 2 года назад

You explained more in 3 minutes and 24 seconds then I've seen in 30+ minute videos! Thanks!

@Frankey2310 3 года назад

So, I've never used a perfboard for anything complex enough to require a second layer - I'd either leave it on the breadboard or etch a PCB. Now that I'm all out of PCB blanks and have to actually implement a non-trivial device on a perfboard, I have to say that this video told me EVERYTHING I wanted to know about making connections on a perfboard, and in just 3 minutes! How does it only have 1000 views? Ah, I guess it's the watch time factor in the RU-vid recommendation system.

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

I'm glad this video was helpful! RU-vid's recommendation algorithm is weird. They keep boosting one of my other videos in this Soldering Basics series, but not the others.

@osgeek 2 года назад

Here for the explanation on how to make a clean line of solder. Not disappointed. Good job.

@SPeeDKiLL45 3 года назад

very good video!. The part about creating paths was exactly what i needed

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful!

@NabilTouchie 3 года назад

Yes! this was the 4th video about breadboard that I saw, but the only one that explained that crucial part

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

It's surprising that more video creators haven't explained it.

@greenbeginner9221 3 года назад

@@NabilTouchie Hello Nabil. You appear to understand this fairly well based on your comment. Can you tell me how you came to your understanding up to this point? Did you go to a community college, read a book, see some specific videos or websites?

@greenbeginner9221 3 года назад

Hello Ahmed. Can you explain to me what you picked up on this? I was barely following him and then he started using that board and it blocked all vision of what was being connected to what. I'm missing something crucial. What did you see that I'm missing?

@violetson5118 2 года назад

Thanks for this soldering series. I've been watching some electronics repair videos and decided I want to give it a shot, but needed this kind of dead-beginner info. Thank you for making these short and with no useless preamble. Good stuff.

@CurtisDensmore1 3 месяца назад

Thank you for teaching me to add solder to both pads before bridging, and to let the solder cool before adding on. I had some serious mercurial blobs traversing my board. I spent several frustrating hours trying to figure this out! And I couldn't Google the problem without being inundated with basic soldering tutorials. So, thanks again.

@paritosh944 3 года назад

One of the shortest and best videos on soldering !! Well done :))

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

Thanks!

@Thomasjcolbert82 5 месяцев назад

I work with printed PCBs everyday. This is my first time trying out Perf PCBs. Cool video.

@BS-br2ej Год назад

This helped me very much. Couldn't find another video that showed clearly why and how to make the pcb connections.

@HowDoYouDIY Год назад

I'm glad this video was helpful!

@ED-es2qv 2 года назад

I really needed this before I built a battery charger on one of those. I burned the crap out of it, but it still works after 20 years.

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

With it still working after 20 years, that's impressive. Even with the burn marks.

@adamgallagher5296 Месяц назад

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!

@madhugn 24 дня назад

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!

@rascalnicough7376 3 года назад

This is exactly what I wanted to learn. Great video -- thank you!

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

I'm glad this was helpful!

@GuteisFinger 2 года назад

Quick and painless and very clueful. I've seen much longer videos that are not as helpful. This is what I wanted (except for the techno background). Thanks.

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

You're welcome! That's one of my goals for these soldering videos. I wanted to make them quick and straight to the point, but also filled with helpful info. (I could always use some better music though.)

@GuteisFinger 2 года назад

@@HowDoYouDIY Everyone's a critic. Ignore my musical taste and stick with what you like--unless it's bagpipes or the banjo!

@brentrubin 2 года назад

Very straight and to the point. Great video, appreciate you.

@johnburns3703 Месяц назад

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.

@kevinholbrook4316 5 месяцев назад

Beautiful video. Clear and concise delivery, this should help me with my sophomore design project 🙏🏻

@robwgeorge Год назад

Great tips on bridging. Letting things cool is the best part of that tip. Thanks.

@neveroddnoreven1553 2 года назад

Excellent. I am having trouble bridging connections. This is helpful

@johndeere1174 2 года назад

Good video, tells me everything I need to know for soldering a project

@aaroncerverau 7 месяцев назад

TQM. Today, after a year and a half of design, tests and coding, I'm gonna solder my prototype design of a CubeSat :)

@snorman1911 6 дней назад

Awesome! What does it do?

@neoroman0510 7 месяцев назад

Short, clear, and to the point! Thank you for the video :)

@mathiasohlson6265 2 года назад

Thanks! Excellent video, right to the point. No irrelevant stuff or lengthy talk. Subscribed.

@swanbrown 2 года назад

Thanks for this. This is exactly what I needed to know with minimal faffing around.

@Electronzap 2 месяца назад

Very nice demonstrations.

@bobweiram6321 4 месяца назад

You can also use narrow copper tape to create traces.

@tizzlebub 3 месяца назад

Thanks soo much! This is tremendously helpful!

@BlackheathTownhouse 2 года назад

Nice video. I've never used perf board before, so I was wondering how to do that.

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful!

@TheJaguar1983 Год назад

If you don't make a lot of PCBs, getting the etching chemicals and equipment can be quite expensive. This is a far cheaper way to do it for the occasional hobby project. Also, great to see several different approaches for different circumstances.

@ChippingfordModelRailway64 2 года назад

Great video, thanks. Taught me a lot 👍

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

I'm glad it was helpful!

@mhdls 3 года назад

A good Video. With informative content and good music

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

Thanks!

@jimisnotunique 2 года назад

Great info on solder bridges! Thanks

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

You're welcome, I'm glad that it's helpful!

@profralpraz7897 3 года назад

Thank you! Help me a lot! Many blessings!

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

You're welcome!

@JasonLooseArrowAlso 3 года назад

Thanks for making this video.

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

You're welcome!

@utkf16 9 месяцев назад

Great video thanks. TBH Ive tried but get lost if I have too many components on the board to solder at one go Plus planning where they should be in the first place.

@shamanthks7218 3 года назад

My favourite music🥰

@markcampidonica9567 3 месяца назад

Thanks!

@HowDoYouDIY 3 месяца назад

Thank you!!

@markcampidonica9567 3 месяца назад

@@HowDoYouDIY I've found that using a pair of toenail clippers works very well for cutting the leads. It is more compact than a pair of diagonal cutters and can get closer. I just use the leads from resistors in a kit that have values I don't use. The resistor makes a nice handle that doesn't get hot from the soldering iron when it solders the wires together.

@HowDoYouDIY 3 месяца назад

@markcampidonica9567 Those are awesome tips, thanks for sharing! I've seen people use toenail cutters like that, but I haven't tried myself. I especially like your idea of using the leads from resisters like that!

@ZonymaUnltd. 7 месяцев назад

Very useful video, thank you

@thestoicmike 20 дней назад

very good video

@jumbledfox2098 Год назад

Hello! These videos are absolutely brilliant, thank you! Just wondering, do you have any tips on soldering to a perfboard when the connections are right next to each other? don't want to short anything!

@HowDoYouDIY Год назад

That's a good question. If you can replace the tip of your soldering iron, it should help to use a smaller tip and use thinner solder.

@wg99er 2 года назад

I use bits of component leads for jumper wires in a pinch.

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

That a really good tip. Thanks for sharing!

@Tutieboyron 2 года назад

Thanks it helped alot

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

You're welcome!

@bronsonleiro Год назад

Thank you

@HowDoYouDIY Год назад

You're welcome!

@suprithadorai8022 3 года назад

Very helpful thanks!

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

You're welcome!

@raghav9000 Год назад

Very useful , thanks

@asankaindrajith1358 2 года назад

Thanks

@GenaTrius 2 года назад

Okay, so I just need to let it cool longer. Thanks!

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

You're welcome, I hope it helps!

@hernanllano9711 7 месяцев назад

Hi there, thanks for the video, I am really new to this, are you using lead-less solder? or is it the regular one? Thanks!

@yelectric1893 3 года назад

I wish I saw this before I fried 3 perf board builds. Now I won’t have to fry 3 more!

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

I'm glad this video is helpful!

@derflo19 2 года назад

Thank you so much

@mohsenr4434 2 года назад

Thank you!

@rogerbarton497 2 года назад

Use pre-tinned copper wire rather than plain, it's much easier to solder.

@blackdaan Год назад

i use solar cell copper tin coated strips. can buy them on a 100m roll

@HowDoYouDIY Год назад

That's a good idea!

@rogerbarton1790 Год назад

@@blackdaan Not heard of that. I used some stuff called "Cirkit" back in the day, it was self-adhesive copper strip.

@DeeGeeDeFi 3 года назад

I'm in the process of turning my Arduino / ESP32 projects into somewhat permanent thingies. I'm using double sided perfboards. I'm finding it's challenging (!) to create traces by soldering 22ga wires. Do you have more in-depth videos about this? This is a big topic I think, making permanent devices from microcontroller board projects. Thanks!

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

I am finishing up a video where I use a perfboard for the circuit. I don't explain the steps for soldering the wires, but I do show myself soldering the wires. I'm trying to finish and upload it within the next week.

@larrybud 2 года назад

you might just want to etch your own boards. It's really easy to do. You can do it as simply as buying an etch resist pen to draw your traces (on a board without holes which has solid copper on one side). Then you "etch" the board in ferric chloride, and that dissolves all the copper that doesn't have pen marks. Then you drill your holes for your components.

@zfm1097 9 месяцев назад

Hi. Can you buy individual Breadboard style sockets that can be soldered onto a printed circuitboard? (I have a printed circuitboard that I will solder most components to, but I'd like to leave certain components solderless so I can swap them for different values.) Thanks.

@atharvanalbalwar749 3 года назад

I created a pcb with smd leds on the perfboard

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

Nice! I tried that too, worked pretty well!

@styrishrodrigues Год назад

Me vibing on the bgm

@pilkjaer Год назад

What is the best way to connect 3 cables on a board? For example, when power needs to be split. Also, how to prevent solder from draining through the hole? I tried to make a path between 2 holes but solder balls just stay isolated and in the end all the solder sips through the hole and creates mess on the back side. Can it be wrong temperature or wrong solder?

@HowDoYouDIY Год назад

I've found that when trying to make a path between 2 holes, it's easiest to use a wire. Using only solder to bridge 2 holes together is something a lot of people do for convenience, but isn't really easier (in my opinion.) It also uses a LOT of extra solder, and can potentially cause issues, including the one you're describing. If you're trying to connect 3 wires to a single power connection, I would recommend soldering each wire thru their own holes, then use a wire to bridge the 3 holes together I have another video where I show some of these things. The solder work is a bit sloppy, but hopefully it's helpful: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nBn4JEvv93c.html

@heggy_69 Год назад

So if a layout shows a piece going from one point to another, and I use a wire, I can just solder both ends right?

@jumbo999614 Год назад

Is possible to fix burnt hole? and how to have diagonal path without using wire?

@akosrupp232 Год назад

great vid!

@greenbeginner9221 3 года назад

What's the purpose for the copper sandwiched in between the plastic? Doesn't it just short out the circuit as soon as you power it up?

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

That's a good question. What I'm showing in this video isn't a working circuit. It's just a demonstration of creating paths on perfboard.

@antonbelterman6865 3 года назад

Hey man i was wondering if you or anybody plans out there perf-board beforehand. So that you know where to put the traces and components. I imagine you must becuase it can otherwise never be so clean on big board. right? And if you do, how do you do it? and in what software?

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

That's a really good question. It is helpful to plan out the layout, especially on larger boards. You could just draw it out on paper, but I think that any circuit designing software should work. I've used KiCad before.

@thesmallwonder 2 года назад

What kind of wire are you using on the back to make connections? (the rigid wire)

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

It's just a random 22 gauge wire I had. A lot of people will save the leads that they trim off the soldered components for this purpose.

@oadka 3 года назад

HOw does your solder stick so well to the component leads...mine just refuses to even with correct amount of flux... I will try with a point tip instead of chisel this time...very high quality video btw

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

I've had issues when I was trying to solder old and dirty wires. You can try using rubbing the leads with some steel wool to clean them a bit.

@TerryCary 2 года назад

Temperature matters.

@ARandomHumanBein Год назад

What is the best temperature to use?

@ekasatriabahari2264 2 года назад

i'm using the second way and my opamp pin ic isn't get the right bias voltage then i use the first way with the leads

@sslsal4388 2 года назад

Use lower temp while bridging.

@ElexorEnt 2 года назад

how can you remove the soldering if you make a mistake

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

The easiest way that I know of is using a desoldering pump or desoldering braid. I have another video that shows how to use these, and I have a link in the description of that video to get them: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bG7yW9FigJA.html I hope this is helpful!

@ElexorEnt 2 года назад

@@HowDoYouDIY okay thank you i will watch the video now

@daliasprints9798 25 дней назад

Those are some cold joints...

@shader26 2 года назад

I seem to be having a tough time even with straight solder runs. It’s much like the part of the video where you struggled a little with a right angle. Maybe it’s partly the temp? I’m using around 270 deg C, should I be hotter? Specially when I’ve got solder runs right next to each other. Frustrating!

@HowDoYouDIY 2 года назад

You're temp is probably good, but you can try a different temp to see if that changes anything. I would try adding a little more solder. You can also try letting the solder solidify then quickly add some where necessary. It can take a bit of practice to get a feel for it.

@shader26 2 года назад

@@HowDoYouDIY thanks! Ill try that tomorrow on my project.

@user-cp2yr4fb7c Год назад

Hello, I really enjoyed your videos, and I would like to ask for your permission to translate and repost your videos on the Chinese video platform Bilibili. I will make sure to credit you as the original creator and include the original video link. May I have your consent for this?

@HowDoYouDIY Год назад

I'm sorry for the late reply. Please send me an email: howdoyoudiy8@gmail.com

@ArcanePath360 27 дней назад

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

@bloubear2557 3 года назад

Perfboards require more solder than stripboards

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

That's a really good point. Thanks for sharing!

@MrFrazerz 3 года назад

I have two questions for anyone with experience: First, why do people still use perf boards when there is already software out there that allows one to build and test circuits logically. Second, is soldering required for electrical connectivity, or is it only done for mechanical purposes?

@HowDoYouDIY 3 года назад

These are really good questions. 1) There can be a lot of reasons why someone would build a circuit physically instead of just virtually. I think one of the bigger reasons is because usually people do it because they need a quick, physical circuit for a project. Another reason would be because some people enjoy working with their hands and have satisfaction being able to hold something that they made their self. 2) Soldering does add strength to a connection, but it also protects the connection. If wires are just twisted together, they can oxidize, corrode, or just get dirt and oils in the connection. These interfere with the connection and cause issues. When solder is added correctly, it fills in the gaps and keeps the physical connection clean.