Hotair soldering tutorial - Part 1

[@arti040]

Dzięki za to video! Jako prawie 30-letni staruch wyznaje zasadę, że nigdy nie jest na nic za późno i właśnie rozpoczynam swoją przygodę z elektroniką. Na pewno będe zaglądał i czekam na kolejne filmiki :-)

[@edwardcasati3374]

Thanks for the video! I just ordered my first hot air station and needed guidance like your very clear video! And don't pay any attention to the language critics... they probably ONLY speak English anyway and are jealous that you speak more than one language!

[@padroooo]

Every now and then I run into a situation where a soldering iron just doesn't get the job done. I just received my new hot air rework station and your video clearly shows what it is can do. Thank you for your help and your English is fine, keep up the good work.

[@MarkowySerwis]

Thank You. It is my old movie but principals are the same. You have to loog out to stations wchich have closed out... (it should rotate air to melt solder under ic, but not directly to ic. Like i sad should ...)

[@Aerospaceman]

Thank you for your video, I knew nothing of air soldering and found your tutorial very informative.You explained the proper way and make it seem easy. Then you explained things you should not do, you could delaminate the board, damage components from the inside such as the micro-switch, and you could cause yourself harm by destroying components with excessive heat. This is a very good video. PS Don't worry about your English; for a beginner, it is excellent - Keep practicing!

[@anandvishnu9203]

Nice video ! Very helpful.Thank you for taking the pain to make this :-)

[@JCMolinaMolina]

A really useful video. Thank you very much.

[@wa4aos]

Great video..Your English is coming along well. Keep up the practice and good luck. Regards, Glenn DSM Labs

[@williambrockett]

Thanks so much for this video. It helps me out a lot. I use the same machine but have only used the hot air for heat shrink & solder sleeves/shielding terminators. I am going to try this next time I have to remove and/or replace an IC. Thanks so much.

[@IraTopp]

Seems that hot air would be a great way to use heat shrink. I guess it would beat the lighter method.

[@tmdrake]

This works great...learned it the hardway first...but this helps me take out SMD and fix the circuits.

[@bobjones3725]

Excellent video - thanks for making it. I just bought a re-flow station and this will easily get me started! :)

[@mr16ga]

your English is OK drop background music, it makes it hard for people with hearing problems to understand. keep up the good works.

[@greggdrabik5494]

Thank you very much for the helpful video. I was hoping for a suggestion for a hot air station for someone like me who is more or less just starting out.

[@manuelrodriguez7050]

Hi buddy, great video. I´m looking for a good flux, and a good flux remover... need them for reballing... May I ask you for a good sugest? Thanks and congratulations.

[@d3stinYwOw]

Ciekawie Pan to ukazał. Super poradnik:-)

[@VPNPRONET]

Very nice video and great explanation ! thank you.

[@itslike123]

good information.. when replacing the new part you need to clean up the board first by cleaning the old solder with desoldering wire then clean it with flux clean then apply fresh Solder paste before applying heat again.. you can't just solder back on the same old solder

[@michaelneukam5809]

Nice video, thank you for posting it. Where can I get a PCB holder like the one you have?

[@diesalweasel]

Love the video thankyou for sharing

[@florinbutoi8705]

Good video with all explanations. For fiberglass fiber the temperature is ok, but for FR4 PCBs is way too high, should be set below 300 Celsius. Please continue, your English is good.

[@D800Lover]

Does adding flux make it easier to remove ICs. I thought that flux was mainly for soldering TO the PCB, and not so much to remove it. In what way does adding flux help? Seems now you have to heat even more as now you have to eat the flux as well?

[@LubomirFotev]

There are various diffrent types of flux , desoldering requires a flux that increases surface tension . Example reflowing a ball grid array .

[@januszwasiluk6981]

ciekawa opcja lutowania a film ogólnie pomocny i nie tylko ten. Pozwolę sobie jako widz na kilka uwag mam nadzieje, że będą pomocne: Komentarz jak już musi być angielski to proponuje dograć ścieżkę po nakręceniu filmu a nie w czasie bo można skonsultować z kimś słownictwo i wymowę. Można tez dodać tekst to se stresu zaoszczędzisz. Tłumaczenie, że się uczysz języka daruj se bo to żałosne a to, że nie mówisz dobrze po angielsku to nie grzech ;)

[@gnostie]

What is the name of the paste flux you have there, please?

[@Waelsa2008]

That was very helpful, thanks a lot. Did you ever make part 2???

[@kirbycomiles2262]

Thank you So Much!!!

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Hi. How do you calculate the temperature (Celsius), the distance and how long to point it at components. Is there a calculation to get all that based on the thickness, kind of component and area of the board? Thank you. God bless. Proverbs 31

[@dionnemoussa8776]

salut je suis technicien au sénégal mais j aime votre travail

[@wa4aos]

Good video..Your English is very good. The trick is to clearly pronounce each word clearly and don't go too fast. Don't slur you words and make every effort to speak each word deliberately and clearly. 73 WA4AOS

[@monelfunkawitz3966]

I have this same rework station on my third bench and MAN do I hate it. Soon as I get some free time it is getting put on the range for target practice and I'm getting a Hakko to match my other ones. It is a turd. The iron is junk, the desoldering gun is junk, the hot air iron is worthless... Only thing it is good for is to set your coffee cup on.

[@MarkowySerwis]

i do not agree with You. i have a hakko too i have a weller... so what ?? hakko cost few times more. this station inhave and i use since i bought and i had to replace soldering iron becouse it was broken by mistake... so yes maybe it is cheap and not so good as hakko but ....

[@colingilbert9416]

Eeeeeeeerr has eeeeeeerrr any eeerrr one eeeeeeeer watched eeeeerrr this eeeerrr the whoile eeerrr way through?

[@FrankyDooki]

Yes, me, and it was helpful and interesting.

[@Elecifun]

Colin Gilbert I love the way we all have ability to write a 1000 emails/messages a day, if we choose. Only some will create anything of interest so many will only trowel on their muck.

[@Peterswarahed]

Colin Gilbert lol :)

[@apocabike]

Once I read this comment the video became difficult to watch without laughing my ass off

[@eliphas_catdaddy7982]

Plan your video, write script, write what to say, assemble afterwards. No uhhm ehhm!

[@bogdansalcudean8758]

Esti roman?

[@mastrojani]

Tutek raczej za długi żeby to w całości oglądać. Ponadto ta łamana angielszczyzna, kurwa :D ! Mogłeś lepiej nagrać to po polsku, bo czasami aż uszy bolą od akcentu.