This board not good for saving solder tin.. go buy breadboard c/w circuit line
@johnburns3703Күн бұрын
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.
@downtonviewer3 күн бұрын
I found a lady that suggested Citric Acid (found near canning supplies in the store). In a small non metallic bowl, dissolve 1 tablespoon of citric acid in 2 tablespoons of very hot water. Mix in just enough flour to make a thick paste. Apply to desired area and let sit 5-10 minutes. After the paste has hardened and dried a bit, scrape or rinse the paste off the glass surface. Then wipe the printed ink away with a damp paper towel or microfiber cloth. The ink should come away immediately and completely within a minute of scrubbing. Good luck!
@md.imtiazuddin50214 күн бұрын
Very Nice!
@obimadu53336 күн бұрын
😅 I spent a whole day trying to stick wires with solder to a plug that would just unstick every time. How I managed to stick it without knowing this in the end is a miracle considering it was an ebike. Thanks I think every one who solders without flux needs to see this. Thanks! 👍
@AEd-uu1dd8 күн бұрын
me and my DIY bong thank you
@deathflag167710 күн бұрын
This video was helpful thanks.
@viejodelentes607912 күн бұрын
I can't believe I've been doing this wrong my whole life, always wondered what the weird paste that came with soldering kits was, now I know, I won't do another solder without flux. 😅
@renee200512 күн бұрын
Awesome
@Electronzap12 күн бұрын
Very nice demonstrations.
@YANGOLLC13 күн бұрын
Why do people do this?? Is there a specific reason?
@planetarybeat47316 күн бұрын
Who else is about to get totally obliterated 😂
@la_cruche2.01418 күн бұрын
the measurements are not good in the French versions
@dnalightning18 күн бұрын
Thanks for the explanation of the solder flux
@standardprotocolformat609021 күн бұрын
Cool vid 😮
@unshackledsailing95022 күн бұрын
Having just tried to do this (hollow out end grain on some logs to make a water feature) I can say Forstner bits dont work on green wood. Hence I came online to find a better way to do it. (probably fine if your logs are dried out though) I made some progress using the small Forstner bits but it would take forever with the small ones. The large bits just dont grab properly on wet end grain. Wish i still had my angle grinder and carving disc! (but its in storage miles away). However for any one else looking to hollow out end grain on green wood id highly recommend one. (but again you will be limited by in terms of depth by how far you can get the angle grinder in)
@everydaycompress425923 күн бұрын
use your double effect but put ACRYLIC BLOCK in the middle ..this will light up and create a infinity block effect .. BUT ADD LED lights inside the walls of the acrylic block and turn it on then turn on the leds for the infinity mirror
@user-ge9iz3sz6q24 күн бұрын
As a professional glazer, I would use a drill bit designed for glass. Drill one hole in each corner then score the glass and continue as shown on this video. To remove the piece easily you need to score the glass diagonally from corner to corner and heat as shown. You will not get a perfect 90 degree corner but you could use a square stick wrapped in sand paper to square up the corner.
@notafanboy25024 күн бұрын
What a great demonstration. It jived well with how my brain processes new material. Thanks for taking the time to make it!
@adammaghajie510326 күн бұрын
Very useful tricks for an diy enthusiasts, thanks
@zsavage182029 күн бұрын
make it a thicker and run about 3 layers of LEDs .. use WS2812b LED's 5v.Individually Addressable 3.3FT 144(2X72) Pixels/m. and controller box preinstalled with WLED for scenes and effects.. :) your project looks amazing..!!
@redpill723829 күн бұрын
Most important is to get a quality wick. I learned this the hard way. The wick i had would not even suck a low temp solder! Even with flux added. Pure garbage basically! Use quality wick and it will work just like in this video!
@triggerwarning5025Ай бұрын
Tried with flux and everything. Solder barely melts. Impossible for me. Fuck this bullshit
@sohanjangra2035Ай бұрын
Back round my name kessy add kry
@andrejlvov3236Ай бұрын
Are solder flux and paste the same or both are needed to use while soldering?
@huttoneАй бұрын
THANKYOU
@joxxyyzАй бұрын
Thank you very much
@hannaram7439Ай бұрын
Did you say "Rosin Core solder?? 63-37 Tin Lead Rosin Core Solder Wire for Electrical Soldering (0.8mm 100g)
@Hadi_AK92Ай бұрын
Clean work ❤
@gaming53wishmaster71Ай бұрын
but what watts ? 60 110 420? what temps ? 450c ?
@plica06Ай бұрын
I put lots of flux on the wick I have put it still will not absorb away the solder. From much googling I found that other reasons for wick not working can be due to the soldering Iron tip: 1. Is not big enough. 2. Is not hot enough. 3. Is not properly "Tinned" so heat can transfer from the tip to the wick.
@CurtisDensmore1Ай бұрын
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.
@markcampidonica9567Ай бұрын
Thanks!
@HowDoYouDIYАй бұрын
Thank you!!
@markcampidonica9567Ай бұрын
@@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.
@HowDoYouDIYАй бұрын
@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!
@joseaguirre4169Ай бұрын
Great video for me as a beginner. What is the soldering iron temperature setting?
@GreyDeathVaccineАй бұрын
Quality content. Thx.
@os838hrАй бұрын
negativna ocena iz razloga, nevidim cemu sluzi ovaj video, ? NEDOSTAJE KREATIVNOSTI, i kakva korist od videa, ako za jednu Aluminijsku plocu ulozis 100 evra za materijal. ??
@yomama6164Ай бұрын
Hi beginner here, right now im trying to fix 2 console controllers a Playstation related controller and a Xbox related controller, both have their analog joystick broken and i got the right equipment and everything but was wondering what solder tip should i use for desoldering and soldering, in the video i saw you were using a fat round tip to desolder and solder back so im guessing some electronics have their prefered tips
@solderingsolderingАй бұрын
nice video
@solderingsolderingАй бұрын
nice video
@LAKXxАй бұрын
So im still not quite sure if we want to have the mirror foil on the inside or outside of the glass, since the foil i bought has the protective layer over the mirror side which normally is placed inside the home or office however i feel like it might be better to paste the other side on the glass panel so the mirror tint is directly exposed to the insides of the infinity mirror and the reflections do no have to pass through the glass, any thoughts?
@user-ib8jh7qb9mАй бұрын
From the start it was not a thought out idea, best to not show the public ho not to do something
@nitin7100Ай бұрын
Use of flux?? ?
@CrisHarrisonАй бұрын
Please, learn how to solder, if you use Rosen Core solder you DONT need the damn FLUX.
@cindysteen813Ай бұрын
Can you make it 14 inch for ken doll
@tizzlebubАй бұрын
Thanks soo much! This is tremendously helpful!
@Bird-0Ай бұрын
Multi-layer infinity mirrors with creativity applied to the differences in lighting between each layer. I'd guess there would be a ton of different ways to make the effect less pattern-like this way and that opens up a bunch of different artwork possibilities!