Soldering Through Hole Components | Soldering Basics | Soldering for Beginners

In this video I'm go over the basics of soldering Through Hole Components. This video is part of series I'm making about Basic Soldering. This soldering series is a great way to learn soldering for beginners.
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[@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.

[@muxallopeniot9194]

You did a really great job explaining soldering through hole components. Look forward to your new soldering videos. Great video!

[@HowDoYouDIY]

Thanks!

[@lankyjuggler]

By far the best guides I've seen. I actually feel confident going into my next project

[@HowDoYouDIY]

Thanks! I'm glad these have been helpful!

[@sushpants]

Super awesome guide. I wanted to refresh my soldering game and this was just what I needed. Thank you!

[@ED-es2qv]

Beautiful work.

[@ChippingfordModelRailway64]

Thanks for this vid, very helpful. Learned a lot in a short space of time. Cheers

[@HowDoYouDIY]

You're welcome!

[@u98112]

Thanks

[@anuradhajayatilake1093]

Very helpful

[@HowDoYouDIY]

Thanks!

[@zenkitv1058]

I learn a lot tnx

[@HowDoYouDIY]

I'm glad it was helpful!

[@naderhumood1199]

Aptly Great method.... 👍🇧🇭

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Thanks!

[@rnwolff88]

What kinda temperature are you wpking with? There a good starting point?

[@Johnsen2012]

At 2:30, you did what welders call "tacking" the part in place. It's a good term and technique, and since soldering ~= brazing, which itself is welding, it makes sense to continue using it (rather than coming up with some niche jargon for the exact same process, not that you did that but someone's gonna)

[@HowDoYouDIY]

I think "tacking" is the perfect term for this, especially since it's already being used (just like you mentioned.) Thanks for sharing the info!

[@ProudVet-Russ]

how do you know what part goes where on the board though? i'm assuming they are not interchangeable in their locations.

[@justlou717]

You did such a great job explaining everything except the technique you use to snip the legs. 3rd video in a row (other people) everyone skips this. Any tips?

[@HowDoYouDIY]

I don't know why I forgot to show this. Any type of wire cutter should be ok, but flush cut snips are recommended. Here is a link to the pair I have: amzn.to/3lr2WEf they work great for cutting the leads very short.

[@justlou717]

@@HowDoYouDIY Could you comment on the technique if there is any? Is there such a thing as too short? Thx

[@HowDoYouDIY]

What I do is after soldering the legs, I snip them as close so the solder as my cutters will cut. Parts that come with short legs, like ICs, don't need to be snipped.