Required Tools and Supplies For Basic Soldering | Soldering Basics | Soldering for Beginners

[@HowDoYouDIY]

The description of this video has links to some playlists I've made for Basic Soldering. I also added some links to help you find items that are similar to what I'm using in this video.

[@RetroTaylor94]

Thank you! This was very helpful.

[@HowDoYouDIY]

I'm glad it's helpful!

[@profess0rrr]

thanks for making this feel super comfortable initially, im going to start looking into console modding for those without options that dont include soldering some of the more obscure consoles only have mod chips or ode's that require soldering, also hdmi replacements for the old video ports.

[@vernonstringer6643]

Thanks

[@HowDoYouDIY]

Thanks!!

[@rafa.alcantara]

Just what I was looking for! Thanks!

[@HowDoYouDIY]

You're welcome!

[@Back-Air]

Wow I used solid core solder and didn't use flux and this explains a lot

[@akosrupp232]

great vid!

[@QuintindeClercq]

Could you perhaps also make a video on basic soldering iron tip maintanace please?

[@HowDoYouDIY]

Yes, absolutely. That's actually one of the next videos I'll be working on.

[@Guigui_82]

Your voice sounds very different from the older ones from the playlist! Did you change your mic?

[@Cat_loaf20]

Thank you for this video I’m going to make my game boy advanced sp usb c

[@harvirr.7110]

How did it go?! I am looking at this to make my gameboy color have an IPs screen but I have no access to soldering.

[@WantBadtime]

Same. I plan to replace my SP screen with an IPS screen, and hard mod my Xbox 360.

[@biofrog5672]

Okay so I'm trying to repair a bunch of PS3 controllers and I found out a lot of the ports are broken on the inside is there a video on how to replace and what to and how to use flex on even like an HDMI port so I can kind of get the concept

[@Mike_HuntizWet]

Try liquid type flux?

[@JoseVasquezjlvc3121]

I need to solder a bolt nut to a screw so that I can take it out will a soldering iron be enough?

[@HowDoYouDIY]

I don't think a soldering iron would be enough for that. I would recommend looking into plumbing solder techniques for that.

[@scotdotwtf]

see now this the video i should have watched before i got into soldering 😭

[@ProudVet-Russ]

the only reason to use thicker solder for bigger parts is time saving. it doesn't actually create an issue unlike using thick solder on a tiny part and flooding it accidentally.

[@solderingsoldering]

nice video

[@zzzADYzzz]

How can i prevent corosion from circuit board and to safelyremove them?

[@Cat_loaf20]

You mabey clean it of with a toothbrush and isopropyl alcohol

[@dienthoailinhchieu7273]

❤

[@MoneerAl-Jawad]

Bro you didn’t mention the tools or kit needed to to have a complete working station.

[@_TwoDot]

Did he not go into that in the other video?

[@RajaAziz-g7c]

What is fluk

[@HowDoYouDIY]

Here is a video I made that explains flux: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYixcp2tndytqNE

[@Liton-m5v]

😮😮😮😊😊

[@صلاللهعليهواله]

But don't you need a hot air station for most electronics works ?