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From: halfinchhole
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  • Interesting to see how the surface tension of the solder pulls all the components into alignment with the pads .. :)

  • Yummy. Just like at the silic and chips take-out store! :-D

  • Delicious! Freshly cooked circuits. :-)

  • Thats pretty cool. At one point I was watching and I thought of the expression of 'watching paint dry' LOL

  • Friggin' awesome !

  • sorry, but i know nothing about soldering

  • is this removing the chips?

  • @Skitzo520 no most of the time "reflow soldering" is for reatching loose connections on chips but also for attaching them and i guess you could probaly use it to remove the chip tho ive never tried to myself

  • I can't watch...

  • And when you're done with one side, you just flip it like a pancake!

  • "pretty amazing" is a bit of an overstatement

  • well done dude, at last something useful to know

  • I love it =)

  • 6 pins on the IC were not connected..?

  • When doing this, do you place the PCB in a hydro wash to wash off the flux or are you using a no clean flux? This method of SMT is new to me as I am used to seeing SMT machine, using solder past and then it may go through the hydro wash to clean off the flux.

  • nice...thk....

  • This really worked? I'm amazed.

  • The frypan I use has a glass lid so we are getting some convection and heat transfer from the top of the board as well. There is a quite noticeable difference in reflow performance between lid on and off.

  • Heating the board from below is backward--the board has insulative qualities that are fighting transmission of heat to the substrate above--the board's tough enough to withstand this technique, but it's not as good as applying heat by convection from above. Hot air!

  • I tried doing this before but without a controller and although I had reflow I managed to burn the pcb on the side facing the hot plate. I'll try again as soon as buy a cheap cooking plate and finish a (pid?) controller

  • fuckin awesome.

  • whole process is completed in the frypan with a controller that ramps the temps up & down according to my program - I'll get around to a video with the whole process in solder paste application and component placement one day!

  • Awesome!! Great technique with you camera. What are you using to preheat? Could you make a sequel to learn more the method?

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