Pace is garbage equipment. Ignore anyone that says otherwise.

Old is always gold!!

Narrator's voice is top notch. Great classic to share with the community. Thank you, Pace!

Hi Pace, I was researching soldering stations. Your literature references "AccuDrive, Sensotemp, and Thermodrive" but I have absolutely no idea what any of that means and I couldn't find an explanation anywhere, nor its applications (vacuum desolder, tweezers, etc.) nor why you need different ports for those.

Aye if you aint got money for a stripper then use ur teeth or scissor or stone(?) or knife...trust me it works....or you could go to a strip club idk?

cuh really a blood frfr on gosh...bro really thought he was the joker wit the red on hahaha....ah basically dont put too much pressure on it on gosh frfr ...you get it u got it? im buggin on gosh

Nice vintage pornographic VHS video music. I get it, it's expensive to buy the rights to most copyrighted music.

I’ve been soldering for years. And even in school they didn’t teach at this level of detail. Understanding concepts is crucial, rather to teach and say oh “I just prefer a chisel tip rather than a pointed tip, but others may argue”. Is simply noting that the teacher doesn’t fully understand why they’re using it. Learning through trial and error is great and all but damn. You waste a lot of time and at times never truly understood on why it worked for you. Just imagine you could get this level of teaching on anything you’re trying to learn.

I recall this video(on VHS) from when I was at a small startup 40 years ago. Still some very useful information is presented here.

bending tinned wires is silly

Ah! What a delight! Very good video from the days when videos were not about getting likes, attracting followers and selling all kinds of totally unnessecary crap!

This is an absolute master class of lectures.

Genuine question, why can't Americans pronounce soLdering properly? The 'L' isn't silent. As an English speaker 'sodering' sounds weird.

This whole presentation is a work of absolute perfection. I feel like we are educated to such a lower standard today than in those days. Is this from the 80s?

Old school stuffs never disappoint

This is a classic and excellent tutorial! The rest of video devoted to this topic should be removed.

Like! for the capton tape bumps.

I've learned more in the first 7 minutes of this than I have for years watching different soldering videos

Best soldering tutorial video.

an over $2k hot air station. yea sure. is it made out of freaking gold?!?!?!

Note that the turret at 1:55 is bright, clean and shiny, but the turret shown at 2:05 is visibly oxidized and tarnished, which certainly doesn't help if you want to get a good solder connection. If I was soldering to a terminal that oxidized I would clean it with an ink eraser or a fiberglass scratch brush first, or a fine wire brush, before attempting to solder to it.

such a good video ,greetings from China(I cross the wall).

OH MY GOD, I finally understand how, this is the best explanation I have found, thank you!

10/10 This presenter has impressive teaching skills and perfect English.

@8:25 solder the mouse makes an appearance

hello, why is this video disabled for embedding on other websites? Most of the other videos in this series are not

is solder preform still used ? no flux ? i was led to believe in accordance with IPC standards this is not approved. still i think its a good idea without getting to scientific otherwise excellent reference

Always found lead free solder problematic. Have seen and inspected a lot with dull and dry joint leading to cracks in pcb. I'll stick with 60/40. Great pace tutorial.

There's no way this is real. It's like a modern parody of these kinds of things. This is absolutely incredible, what a gem.

What kind of solder pen did you use for changeable tips?

Ho tutto professionale della Weller vecchi apparecchi professionali e di ultima generazione... Weller non si cambia finché sono tedeschi a fare queste stazioni stupende... 😉👍🏻🔝

Where do I find the manuals mentioned in the video?

Very good twizzer how to purchase & price

Secret service were under 'military' rule of engagement :))

Been there, trained on that... I am still anal on my soldering though. I guess we ain't going to the moon again. PACE still has no clue what they are doing, sorry Marc. Oxidation is a Bitch!

This is ASMR from the 80’s.

This is a lost art. Also the presentation from that era is excellent!

I have a question, how do you know it's clogged before it gets clogged? we have the new handle sx100 and it just broke after very light use. We use it once a year for one Lab.

10:00 "Stop the projector" for the class to review their handbook. I love these little anachronisms in the old vids.

This was truly excellent.

I now have a unfound confidence in my soldering skills

Well what size was that wire solder? 6:55

Vintage gold!

this is actually the best soldering tutorial I've ever seen, and I've seen exactly 3. but seriously, this is fantastic!

I was disappointed that the instructor didn't spark up a cigarette during the presentation.

3:20 an explanation of why the gap is necessary would help comprehension and retention. But this/these videos are great learning material

Some areas in vintage electronic components are very difficult to get to so it is not always easy to follow this practice

Do you paint some flux onto the turret and wire if using non-solder core solder (egs. 99.3 %Sn - 0.7% Cu)?

I feel even more confused now I've watched this .. I shall carry on as I was

I love this guy. And his red lab coat is a perfect color match to James Deans Rebel without a Cause