Mastering Soldering: Small Electronic Parts with a Soldering Iron

In the last soldering video I showed how to solder small parts using a stovetop for heat. Now I am applying heat directly to the parts using a soldering iron. This is more time-consuming and also does not make pretty solder joints as would reflowing in an oven or stovetop. Here is just another way to make electronics.
Here are some of the sound effects and video clips used in this video.
Music:
pixabay.com/music/main-title-...
-----------------------------------------------------------------
INTRO:
TV static video
pixabay.com/videos/texture-re...
TV static sounds
pixabay.com/sound-effects/tv-...
Tape Machine
pixabay.com/videos/tape-music...
Tape Machine Button Click
pixabay.com/sound-effects/tap...
Tape Machine hum
pixabay.com/sound-effects/sfx...
------------------------------------------------------------------
Lego Man
pixabay.com/videos/green-scre...
Orange Circuit
pixabay.com/illustrations/com...
Subscribe
pixabay.com/videos/like-subsc...

[@vilobion4921]

At 4:44 you say "This is just a soldering iron with a smaller tip" but that's a pretty large tip for some of the work you were doing.

[@mycrostartelectronics]

Smaller compared to what I had been using. lol.

[@Mojtaba_Shahbandari]

Hi You forget flux ...

[@mycrostartelectronics]

Thanks, I forgot to mention that I always use flux core solder.

[@Mojtaba_Shahbandari]

@@mycrostartelectronics yee you say correct in your video I can see resido of solder wire core flux but extra flux give a better high quality shiny solder joints Thanks for your reply Best regards

[@user-xv1cu6gp9l]

if you not fluxing your not soldering

[@365Condoms]

he is amateur