What is that liquid like substance which spreads out from the solder onto the board as you solder? Is that one of the things in the solder or is that colour deterioration on the board due to heat?
@MrSkinnyBill Solder flux. It helps the solder to flow onto a surface. You can get it in pen form (which is apparently a good way to go, I don't do SMD,) or in a bottle. There is a special compound you use to clean it off, or I think you can just wipe it off.
From learning this video I can now use that protoboard to make a SMD version of the VLF converter circuit if I can find 4 pin oscillator chips in SMD size.
- do like others have said and "tack solder" the component first. Reheat the solder joint and adjust if needed.
- use a little flux at each joint. Clean up with alcohol.
- apply heat the to BOTH surfaces - the trace and the component.
- use WAY less solder.
I would have tacked soldered one leg of the 555, applied flux to the remaining legs, put a SMALL amount of solder on my iron, and heated each surface of the joints. The solder will flow off the tip perfectly to weld the components.
You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
But yeah, as tubewinkle said, it's a pretty crappy solder job in general, no offence.
You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
But yeah, as tubewinkle said, it's a pretty crappy solder job in general, no offence.
You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
But yeah, as tubewinkle said, it's a pretty crappy solder job in general, no offence.
You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
very good! never thought about using putty before, it should also act like a bit of a heat sink to protect the components when initially soldering, great idea.
I would like to make a suggestion: Instead of blue-tack, before placing a component, apply solder to only 1 pad of any device (regardless of how many pins it has). Place the component in place, and re-heat the same pad which already has solder on it. It will keep the component in place while soldering the remaining pins.
Probably should have applied flux to the pads before soldering *anything*. ;)
The water-soluble flux pens are terrific, btw. Clothing pins (the kind with a spring) can be used for holding larger parts in place, but pre-tinning the pads - at least the corner pads for an IC - woks well, too; all you need to do is then place the IC, then hold the soldering iron tip on the corner pins long enough for them to seat into the solder. They act like 'tack welds', letting you solder the remaining pins.
@SigEpBlue i was going to say the same thing lol, would have also been a good idea if the guy removed the flux with some isopropanol so the flux dose not damage the board over time
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Nice soldering technique for principiants, but.... the final look was very ugly. Is better use just the heat for glue the components instead of that white thing.
Great video Collin! Gave me the courage to try modifying a tiny power supply board, although most of the resistors I will be replacing are 0603's..... Wish me luck!
@ 5:22 that looks like a terrible solder joint! Also, there is no need for that putty stuff! there are plenty youtube vids on how to solder SMD properly without it! Tack and reflow etc etc.
I miss soldering it was so relaxing to me and calmed mr down when I was uptight. To bad my mother fucking soldering iron broke ;-( I haven't soldered in about 5 months
@legolord14 i hope this helps.... im not collin but it seems he hasnt answered.... yes soldering irons hurt... they are extremely hot and do hurt if they touch your skin... i have been burned many times.... obviously i never learned...lol. but yes they hurt.... just wear heat resistant gloves and be very careful (: hope this helps....
@legolord14 It should be unlikely that you will burn yourself. I have burnt myself with a soldering iron and hot solder, flux, and a hot joint, which is often painful.
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The soldering process would have looked better, and not so solder heavy, if this fella had pre-fluxed the solder points on the board and components with a very thin (that means fresh, and not gloopy) layer of solder flux, prior to soldering the components.
@Mrdogdigger Well, what I meant was, you get quite shocked when, out of all the sudden, you get burnt. It may not hurt a lot, but you don't expect it at all!
If you want to solder but are scared, dont worry. Its just like using a stove or toaster oven. When you be careful and are responsible, you will be ok. Ive been soldering a long time and never touched my skin directly with the iron, but sometimes parts you are holding can get really hot. Make sure you buy a good seperate stand for your iron and not those tiny flimsy stands that sometimes come with them. Get a good stand with those big spring looking things. Also dont start with SMD..its too tiny
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I have been soldering for about a year now... I promise it doesn't hurt too bad... after the first time you burn urself you learn pretty quick a better way to hold it
@legolord14 as long as you are smart there is very litle danger ive souldered for 3 or 4 years and olny burnt my self once when i elboed my iorn on a small work bench good luck
@kyCap222 I think he was kidding. I've also been soldering since I was a wee little boy (around 7 or 8) and have only burnt myself a few times. embarrassingly enough, most of those have been in the past year, probably due to my new soldering station having enough power to get heatsinks close to tip temperature.
As long as you're not an witless idiot (or like pain) avoiding solder burns is easy ;P
@legolord14 well have you ever burnt your hand on a pot? i f you haven't let me explain the fealing. At first its a sudden yet painful experience. Although it gets better over about five to ten minutes.
@legolord14 It is actually quite hard to burn yourself unless you slip and actually touch it for more than a gentle tap, it doesnt hurt a lot, or very much, you might get a 1st degree burn tho which isnt really bad
@legolord14 I once accidentally stepped on one and left a blister the size of an orange, and another time I leaned on one thinking it was cold (derp).
...But hopefully you have more sense than I do ;)
As long as you keep it in a good stand, you shouldn't get burned easily. (don't let my experiences put you off!)
@legolord14 well if you actually touch the tip or drip hot solder on you , it hurts like crazy!!!!!! but as long as you are careful and observant, it should rarely if at all happen.
soldering does hurt, if you touch the iron or the liquid solder with your bare hands. if you are scared, use gloves, if you get frustrated because you can't feel what you are doing like i do, try to train your fine motorskills so you can make shorter movements easier. staying away from solder is another option :P
do not use handy tack for holding component in place but use kapton tape.
if you use handy tack you have a chance that your component is elevated from the board and than you have a chance that dirt is going under your component.
yes it does hurt but if your carefull you will rarely ever/never burn yourself. Dont let this little thing stop you from entering the world of electronics.
I've burned myself eight times in one project. it doesn't leave a mark and your reflexes will cause you to pull away almost instantly. after a second or two you don't even feel it anymore. plus I'm really clumsy so you'll probably be fine. and I don't burn myself anymore so.... go for it
I did get the kit mentioned in this video. However the kit does not have the circuit diagram for the project shown in this video. Can you please point me to the circuit diagram?
I feel sorry for all of you caught up in the buying and trying (stylus) game all of these alleged stylus companies have you stuck doing. There’s only one stylus for touch screens and that’s STYLUS-R-US. They have 35 different styluses, all with the same tip that requires literally zero downward pressure. Stop blowing your money on crap and check out beststylusDOTcom. Now that’s something to tell others about.
A cleaner way to solder SMD devices is to tin each pad, then put the SMD down and press each lead down with the soldering iron. This will minimize the amount of solder used (for a cleaner connection) and make it easier to solder, as you only have to apply the soldering iron to each lead, not the soldering iron + the solder.
You should write a book
mixermantim 1 day ago
Is it just me or did MrEdge9898 copy xDwolfonwizard101 to get likes?
ekoturnip 1 day ago
What is that liquid like substance which spreads out from the solder onto the board as you solder? Is that one of the things in the solder or is that colour deterioration on the board due to heat?
MrSkinnyBill 2 days ago
@MrSkinnyBill Solder flux. It helps the solder to flow onto a surface. You can get it in pen form (which is apparently a good way to go, I don't do SMD,) or in a bottle. There is a special compound you use to clean it off, or I think you can just wipe it off.
GLaDOS443 2 days ago
you look like a paedophile...
steveblades00000 1 week ago
I forgot to ask where can I find proto boards from SOT-23 transistors?
gccengineering1996 1 week ago
From learning this video I can now use that protoboard to make a SMD version of the VLF converter circuit if I can find 4 pin oscillator chips in SMD size.
gccengineering1996 1 week ago
Tips:
- do like others have said and "tack solder" the component first. Reheat the solder joint and adjust if needed.
- use a little flux at each joint. Clean up with alcohol.
- apply heat the to BOTH surfaces - the trace and the component.
- use WAY less solder.
I would have tacked soldered one leg of the 555, applied flux to the remaining legs, put a SMALL amount of solder on my iron, and heated each surface of the joints. The solder will flow off the tip perfectly to weld the components.
monotone31 1 week ago
Is that Elton John' slittle brother?
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cooldudewithglasses 2 weeks ago
Is it just me or does he always seem kinda high....
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You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
But yeah, as tubewinkle said, it's a pretty crappy solder job in general, no offence.
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You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
But yeah, as tubewinkle said, it's a pretty crappy solder job in general, no offence.
prorsoft 2 weeks ago
You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
But yeah, as tubewinkle said, it's a pretty crappy solder job in general, no offence.
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You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
prorsoft 2 weeks ago
You don't need the putty, anyway, if you pretin one of the pins, and place the part while the tin is still molten. This way, the IC is held nicely in place.
prorsoft 2 weeks ago
What is the capacitance of the putty?
pidgeoninthecoop 3 weeks ago
This is a good demonstration of how NOT to solder.
The putty is a good idea, but your use of solder and iron are quite wrong.
You're heating the solder much, and heating the PC trace hardly at all. Every joint is defective.
tubewinkle 4 weeks ago 2
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tubewinkle 4 weeks ago
whats the chance in melting those 0403's with an iron :O.
Listn2CKY 4 weeks ago
@Listn2CKY Solder iron isn't hot enough to melt resistors.
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Listn2CKY 4 weeks ago
for easy solder those devices use flux then clean with alcohol 99%
JonathanMoralesRios 1 month ago
I never had understand why people said you couldn't solder smd sized chips.
But replacing or measure components will be a pain i think...
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JonathanMoralesRios 1 month ago
my electronic to-do list:
1) get a soldering iron
2) learn PCB etching
3) learn surface-mount soldering
4) start a business specializing in surface-mount circuit board production!!!
legoclockfreak710 1 month ago
should have connected a resistor and a capacitor to the 555b timer to adjust the frequency
lutescutudor 1 month ago
very good! never thought about using putty before, it should also act like a bit of a heat sink to protect the components when initially soldering, great idea.
landlockedviking 1 month ago
@makemagazine is the stuff to your left at 1:01 circuit board stuff ?
SpeedDeamon95 1 month ago
that akward moment when the top comments are the same...
powermaks 1 month ago
Colin, please make your own channel and more videos ! Thumbs up !!!!!!
Howtotutorialz1 1 month ago
I would like to make a suggestion: Instead of blue-tack, before placing a component, apply solder to only 1 pad of any device (regardless of how many pins it has). Place the component in place, and re-heat the same pad which already has solder on it. It will keep the component in place while soldering the remaining pins.
assadij 1 month ago
Surface-mount, the bane of hobbyists everywhere.
HoneycombAgent 1 month ago 3
Agent Smith?
tengeriakos 1 month ago
Epic macro camera :D
TheBenyamin525 1 month ago
lol this video was posted on my birthday in 2010 (:
bravocmdr 1 month ago
Pause on :46 seconds and it is a epic face! iPods freeze on some parts it gives you epic faces
jkasarda1 1 month ago
welcome to the land of disposable electronics... :(
DJMC5ive 1 month ago
... and at 7:00 everybody's teeth start hurting.
shiman6d 1 month ago
焊接的技術要加強阿~~
acer2012 1 month ago
Probably should have applied flux to the pads before soldering *anything*. ;)
The water-soluble flux pens are terrific, btw. Clothing pins (the kind with a spring) can be used for holding larger parts in place, but pre-tinning the pads - at least the corner pads for an IC - woks well, too; all you need to do is then place the IC, then hold the soldering iron tip on the corner pins long enough for them to seat into the solder. They act like 'tack welds', letting you solder the remaining pins.
SigEpBlue 2 months ago 2
@SigEpBlue i was going to say the same thing lol, would have also been a good idea if the guy removed the flux with some isopropanol so the flux dose not damage the board over time
leonid222 2 months ago
will you sell iy?
robot797 2 months ago in playlist Collin's Lab
bit excessive with the so'L'der. :)
Littlelloyd15 2 months ago
@benfro89 not true stupid. I'm reporting u
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Benfro89 2 months ago
OMG, CUT YOUR NAILS!!!
waxmuth 2 months ago
THIS IS COOL
Bob220V 3 months ago
i made an fm receiver using smd fm ic chip and it works great :)
renekenshin6573 3 months ago
im sry but is this guy aware tht smd also stands 4 suck my... it made me lol. jk Collin ur awsome :D
kingsizedmidget 3 months ago in playlist Collin's Lab
when soldering smd components it's better to put some solder first on one connection before putting the component on the pcb.
Pianistos 3 months ago
Nice soldering technique for principiants, but.... the final look was very ugly. Is better use just the heat for glue the components instead of that white thing.
ChaosSDogo 4 months ago
S.M.D. = Suck My Diafram
avgrech 4 months ago in playlist Collin's Lab
The amount of solder is bigger than those SMD componentes!
Also, a friend tried to solder a SMD, and the component just melted onto the iron tip.
denilsonsa 4 months ago in playlist Collin's Lab
PVA wood glue is better than blutac!
Use liquid flux and work fast.
3Deity 4 months ago
SMD Test? LOOOOOOOOOOOL
rahmanroni 5 months ago in playlist Collin's Lab
Great video Collin! Gave me the courage to try modifying a tiny power supply board, although most of the resistors I will be replacing are 0603's..... Wish me luck!
PersonguydudeWB 5 months ago
at 6:57 until 7:07 it sounds like a dentist drill
MrEdge9898 5 months ago 35
@MrEdge9898 D:
cocacolafan98 1 week ago
@7sevenELFeleven yep i will after I move yeah I'm moving and my patents don't want me to buy another one till after we move.
TheBlacksabbathfan9 6 months ago
@ 5:22 that looks like a terrible solder joint! Also, there is no need for that putty stuff! there are plenty youtube vids on how to solder SMD properly without it! Tack and reflow etc etc.
martyfriedman666 6 months ago
@martyfriedman666 he's just ingenius
tomattosfutleimierda 4 months ago
I miss soldering it was so relaxing to me and calmed mr down when I was uptight. To bad my mother fucking soldering iron broke ;-( I haven't soldered in about 5 months
TheBlacksabbathfan9 6 months ago
@TheBlacksabbathfan9 buy a new one?
7sevenELFeleven 6 months ago
Okay, you don't need a surface mount board for surface mount things, I use the through hole plating and it works fine.
loling53 6 months ago
is it just me or at 6:57 did the thing sound like a dentist drilling into ur teeth o.o
xDwolfonwizard101 6 months ago 24
Yay Collin! Welcome to the 21st century!
linagee 6 months ago
awesomesause. I love circuit skills
GeckoLink 7 months ago
thats actually really cool.
onionman113 7 months ago
I hate making trought hole components boards at home... because, drilling the holes sux
tiagofumo 7 months ago
Can I replace a smd component with a through hole component?
MrEugenalicious 7 months ago
@MrEugenalicious no, beacuse the hole is missing... :D
Simion1206 7 months ago
@legolord14
It hurts but you will proably survive that.
PopulardayOfApril 8 months ago
SMD - suck my d**k :D
Flashanimator10 8 months ago
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gadgetmanubuntu 8 months ago
@legolord14 i hope this helps.... im not collin but it seems he hasnt answered.... yes soldering irons hurt... they are extremely hot and do hurt if they touch your skin... i have been burned many times.... obviously i never learned...lol. but yes they hurt.... just wear heat resistant gloves and be very careful (: hope this helps....
13234656989 8 months ago
Neat.
gudenaurock 8 months ago
Amazing solder skills!
DuarteOnTheLine 8 months ago
You should make the music STFU when your talking :P
zorandroid 8 months ago
I loled so hard when he said SMD
RadicalNinjaMan 8 months ago
@legolord14 It should be unlikely that you will burn yourself. I have burnt myself with a soldering iron and hot solder, flux, and a hot joint, which is often painful.
3asiancubers 8 months ago
SMD = Suck My Dick
XBENSTARX 8 months ago
@XBENSTARX XDD
DigiDavidex2 8 months ago
@legolord14
Hell Yeah, but it passes very quickly
megashadowdan3 8 months ago
hey what soldering iron do you use, it looked purty small and im intrested in doing the same thing?
localdude94 8 months ago
Dreadfull soldering technique! You've never heard of pre wetting a joint with flux?
OzDelphi 8 months ago
the schematic? please
DigiDavidex2 9 months ago
@DigiDavidex2 In the video dumbass
XBENSTARX 8 months ago
@XBENSTARX at 3:52 sorry XD
DigiDavidex2 8 months ago
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Arjoonmoal 9 months ago
@legolord14
no
just when these oil from solder land on your hand but there is not any scarps
Maker5464 9 months ago
i made something just like this but its through hole and it doesn't use a 555 timer
DawnAssassin99 9 months ago
@legolord14 Hurt ? No. Hot ? Not quite if you hold the soldering iron and solder correctly.
hugo6644493 9 months ago
The soldering process would have looked better, and not so solder heavy, if this fella had pre-fluxed the solder points on the board and components with a very thin (that means fresh, and not gloopy) layer of solder flux, prior to soldering the components.
His solder tip looks a bit cool to me.
ZombiedustXXX 10 months ago
@legolord14 Not to scare you buddy, but it hurts a FUCKING LOT!!!!
XxxGamer5641xxX 10 months ago
@XxxGamer5641xxX Um.. no
I've been soldering for a few years now and by the sound of it, you are a wuss
I'm only young and I've been burned and I've just kept soldering
Mrdogdigger 9 months ago
@Mrdogdigger Well, what I meant was, you get quite shocked when, out of all the sudden, you get burnt. It may not hurt a lot, but you don't expect it at all!
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Mrdogdigger 9 months ago
@legolord14 it doesnt hurt that bad unless you hold it on there for a long time
qweqpo4224 10 months ago
If you want to solder but are scared, dont worry. Its just like using a stove or toaster oven. When you be careful and are responsible, you will be ok. Ive been soldering a long time and never touched my skin directly with the iron, but sometimes parts you are holding can get really hot. Make sure you buy a good seperate stand for your iron and not those tiny flimsy stands that sometimes come with them. Get a good stand with those big spring looking things. Also dont start with SMD..its too tiny
kekejojo1212 10 months ago
@legolord14 YES it does, but when you work with it more it happens less....
ness854 11 months ago
Does Collin have his own YouTube channel? If so, link please?
MyMindAndI 11 months ago
soldering does not hurt but it can if your not careful
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MrMario720 11 months ago
@legolord14
I have been soldering for about a year now... I promise it doesn't hurt too bad... after the first time you burn urself you learn pretty quick a better way to hold it
bhaidle 11 months ago
@legolord14 as long as you are smart there is very litle danger ive souldered for 3 or 4 years and olny burnt my self once when i elboed my iorn on a small work bench good luck
kyCap222 11 months ago
@kyCap222 I think he was kidding. I've also been soldering since I was a wee little boy (around 7 or 8) and have only burnt myself a few times. embarrassingly enough, most of those have been in the past year, probably due to my new soldering station having enough power to get heatsinks close to tip temperature.
As long as you're not an witless idiot (or like pain) avoiding solder burns is easy ;P
S33PlusPlus 11 months ago
pretty nice kit im trying to learn about circuits any advice
TheSaltysack 11 months ago
@legolord14 well have you ever burnt your hand on a pot? i f you haven't let me explain the fealing. At first its a sudden yet painful experience. Although it gets better over about five to ten minutes.
flightdeckreviews 11 months ago
@YoWooDDecks SMD - Steve Meade Designs :D
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@legolord14 are you scared of knifes to ?
Eletromanisme 11 months ago
@legolord14 yes
airplanejack 1 year ago
@legolord14
lol
MattyHild 1 year ago
@legolord14 It is actually quite hard to burn yourself unless you slip and actually touch it for more than a gentle tap, it doesnt hurt a lot, or very much, you might get a 1st degree burn tho which isnt really bad
randomisoty422 1 year ago
cute
cool70200 1 year ago
Good Job!!!!!!!!!!1111
S5rTNrN3S6Tw6T5v 1 year ago
you can keep 3v butten sal in 3 battrey
mrjrscientist 1 year ago
i cant get smd bored
mrjrscientist 1 year ago
LOL SMD test kit....just think
Tubaflubiscool 1 year ago
@legolord14 It's not so bad, but it does happen sometimes.
sivart771 1 year ago
@legolord14 yes it hurts. you just to be extra careful
SuperWario094 1 year ago
@legolord14 I once accidentally stepped on one and left a blister the size of an orange, and another time I leaned on one thinking it was cold (derp).
...But hopefully you have more sense than I do ;)
As long as you keep it in a good stand, you shouldn't get burned easily. (don't let my experiences put you off!)
andrewrobotbuilder 1 year ago
@legolord14 stings but thats about it doesnt leave any marks
armyterminator123 1 year ago
Go Collin! Awesome videos!
blddk 1 year ago
What is the solder wick used for?
s0nnyburnett 1 year ago
@s0nnyburnett it is use for d-soder
mrjrscientist 1 year ago
@s0nnyburnett removes unwanted solder
vigilantmark 1 year ago
@legolord14 im a kid and i solder and yes sometimes i accidently burn myself with the soldering iron and yes it does hurt
brandon14872 1 year ago
@legolord14 well if you actually touch the tip or drip hot solder on you , it hurts like crazy!!!!!! but as long as you are careful and observant, it should rarely if at all happen.
redrider469 1 year ago
need the values on the schematic :(
pietzeekoe 1 year ago
@legolord14
soldering does hurt, if you touch the iron or the liquid solder with your bare hands. if you are scared, use gloves, if you get frustrated because you can't feel what you are doing like i do, try to train your fine motorskills so you can make shorter movements easier. staying away from solder is another option :P
Ryguy22393 1 year ago
My SMD Therimin made from the Jameco SMD expemertors kit is succesfully complete hehe
maxpower338 1 year ago
Yay! 50 collins, one cup!
rtty21 1 year ago
dear collin,
do not use handy tack for holding component in place but use kapton tape.
if you use handy tack you have a chance that your component is elevated from the board and than you have a chance that dirt is going under your component.
MrJANTJE123 1 year ago
how does that putty do under the heat? XD
intMainViod 1 year ago
@legolord14 it happens very rarely - about as much as accidental cuts w/ an xacto blade
CollinMel 1 year ago
@legolord14 you get used to it
mrroboto8269 1 year ago
1206, 0805, 0603,0402,0201,,,,,,01005 actually the smallest ?
1000assa 1 year ago
@legolord14 like a fucking bastard, but you have to be a complete fucking retard, or very clumsy to do it
townshend445 1 year ago
could you add it to the guitar effect pedal? that would be cool, to put it in the guitar
tinsaovez 1 year ago
@legolord14
yes it does hurt but if your carefull you will rarely ever/never burn yourself. Dont let this little thing stop you from entering the world of electronics.
iamsupacool 1 year ago
Pretty badass.
marcuelcajon 1 year ago
@legolord14 800 degrees would give you severed burns, so if you want wear gloves
alexcstudios 1 year ago
@legolord14 haha had electronics in school for two years (on my third now)
and i did burn my self alot the first year.
yes it hurts and its annoying but keeping the burn under water (as booring as it is) help. its over at evening or next day
dumle29 1 year ago
@legolord14 YESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!
MultiJohn12321 1 year ago
3:23 if you need some help try it on me :D
i dont hate you i just thought this was a funny moment (look up smd in urban dictionary)
TheWaddleWaddle 1 year ago
freaking good video, thank you so much, look forward to seeing more in the future.
averagemale2000 1 year ago
@legolord14
lol you're welcome. have fun soldering
lukegllcc 1 year ago
umm.... ur cell phone is broken. :/
itzjoeyppl 1 year ago
@legolord14
I've burned myself eight times in one project. it doesn't leave a mark and your reflexes will cause you to pull away almost instantly. after a second or two you don't even feel it anymore. plus I'm really clumsy so you'll probably be fine. and I don't burn myself anymore so.... go for it
lukegllcc 1 year ago
I like your vids is there anyway i can just subscribe to your stuff ?
hamstanz 1 year ago
Dude, love your music.
DDgun99 1 year ago
@legolord14 Dur, dude. It's hot enough to melt solder.
gnanmorder 1 year ago
I did get the kit mentioned in this video. However the kit does not have the circuit diagram for the project shown in this video. Can you please point me to the circuit diagram?
singhari003 1 year ago
Hey, I was wondering what I should look for when purchasing surface mount components. Are there things to avoid?
dangerswap 1 year ago
This is impressive. Good work sir
16mmDJ 1 year ago
This dude still has the make-stuff spirit. Screw Kipkay, that bastard doing everything but anything useful.
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MrEntrepreneur24 1 year ago
use 3 3v coin cells
tomek123kotek 1 year ago
i wouold advise putting flux on the joints and then touching them with a lightly tinned soldering tip
tomek123kotek 1 year ago
solder wick rocks !!!!!!
tomek123kotek 1 year ago
Damn that's tiny!!!!! I need to learn to solder these bitches.
Cokecanninja 1 year ago
your videos are so cool :]
D0senpf4nd 1 year ago
SMD actually refers to:
Schwer Montierbare Dinger
Diffcult to Mount Things
wwwtotalitaerde 1 year ago
SMD is hard as hell.
xFalloutVids 1 year ago
works great on blind vampires...
SuperNeckerman 1 year ago
you got a good solder gun can you tell me where to get one like that because mine isnt neary that good
ATOMICWATERSTUDIOS 1 year ago
You're not meant to push the solder around to make it go where you want it to go
This is the trademark of not knowing what you are doing
MegaGoat 1 year ago
what about the flux
02585975 1 year ago 2
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Sport coat with tie-dye shirt? That is so pre-2K.
TheCircuitMonkey 1 year ago
Sport coat with tie-tye shirt? That is so pre-2K.
TheCircuitMonkey 1 year ago
A cleaner way to solder SMD devices is to tin each pad, then put the SMD down and press each lead down with the soldering iron. This will minimize the amount of solder used (for a cleaner connection) and make it easier to solder, as you only have to apply the soldering iron to each lead, not the soldering iron + the solder.
geek65535 1 year ago