Thats sick dude. Very cool. Which Display are u using and which library?

osh park makes pcb boards for you?

Very Helpful! 👏🏽

WERMY!!!! RELEASE THE TUTORIAL, AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!!!

Is there an STL file?

I’m modding my switch later… no soldering experience…..

Thanks a million

❤❤❤⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍🐈‍⬛

Awesome, thank you for clarifying the skills I need to rebuild my simple speaker crossovers that hopefully will lead to me being able to maintain my stable of vintage audio gear. Thank you!

When are you going to make the helldivers 2 video

Nice but yeah the oreo is kinda rando I wonder if it could be changed to something game theme related but what is round? Maybe the screw attack from Metroid or the Maru mari or maybe a coin from SMB printed in gold silk.

Very good teaching, you got a subscriber and a like for this one

The most frustrating part of soldering isn't the soldering itself. It's when the fucking shit doesn't want to wet! (melt) You're sitting there holding your 800 degree iron on the joint and the solder says, "Nah" Heating up the joint first is way easier said than done and usually doesn't work. Most of the time you have to tin the tip of the iron and actually touch it to the solder to get it to melt. Especially if you live in high altitude like I do. (Granted you get better with practice, but most people who don't solder often are gonna have this problem)

Happy 2025

😮 you should sell this because I'll buy it

I guess that's a print which @achNina likes.

Please. STL

Say no more. Im sold, where do I buy one? 😂

I was literally looking for one today.

Nice idea , nice background music

Wonder if oreo can sue you for that

Coming Soon to a retailer near you - The Octuple Stuf Oreo non-nutritive cookie-shaped filament-generated product, manufactured in collaboration with Nabisco/Mondelēz International, Inc.and Sudomod

No way! Happy new year wermy!🎉

So I just got the whole kit for fixing controllers for ps5 stick drift do you have a video on that?

**As a retired engineer, I found a few holes in your 101 crash course soldering video. Hence, I’ll just mention two of them which is in regards to safety and is the most important one. You should always wear eye protection goggles, and secondly have some kind of fan or vacuum to blow away the toxic fumes away from your soldering station. All of these soldering products are very toxic and are certainly harmful. Otherwise the rest are procedures are fine. ~Be safe!

Where can i get those buttons n dpad from

I’m only doing this to repair my stuff

Now that’s soldering!

3:03 thats me now I know how... thanks

This rocks! Thanks💛🤙

Do Giant Yautja.

This video helped me fix my grandad’s old N2000 Nikon.

Great instructive video. Personally I would prefer no music. That was a very large amount of information but if you watch it once and then just section by section as you progress in you skills. I used your video as a refresher course as I made a few errors that I should have known better. Being 77 and solder every 10 years it is easy to goof it up. Thanks.

Hey can you help with following problem The solder when i heat it it either don't stick to required component or or it gets melted but did not leave the tip hope you get my point

I have a problem where it just sticks to my tip and doesnt go onto the pad

Our body is just as important as our mind-it fuels our thoughts and helps maintain quality of life as we age. That said, start lifting weights my guy. It only gets harder as you get older, and the more muscle you build now, the better off you’ll be when you hit your 60s and beyond.

Can I share the stls for this model size ?

Thanks for this, I am just starting out with doing some soldering work on my guitar after putting it off for YEARS!

You are an excellent instructor.

This is great, thanks!

Thank you for such a good quality video to help met get started on soldering!

3:01 I did that practical today in College.

If this could do ps2 games it would be perfect.

It's just my hand keeps shaking 😢😢

Much respect Excellent video

that's an amazing video thank you very much this got me more excited to get in soldering and trying to repair electronics. I was wondering if a magnifying glass and tweezers were necessary or not especially for small pieces ?

Mintypi v4? 🥲🥲

Only thing I didn't see was any mention of the temperature at which you set the iron. It's different for lead-free, 60/40 and even 63/37, but the best way to set it is by... I do it my way, I'd be curious to see how you choose the correct temperature for not only the solder, but the destination.

What is the green filament you used for the first battery holder? Love that shade of green!

I need to figure out how to make my AC work with this.