Soldering & Desoldering Tutorial | Beginners How To Video | Temp, SMD, Flux

Today, we are here with a video of soldering and desoldering. - How to Solder & How to Desolder. For beginners video.
We made it really easy to understand. So, we hope you can solder and desolder too! We tell you what we need, and the temperature of the soldering iron. Also, how to apply flux and the desoldering wick. Instead of talking, let's watch it!
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[@KrisTheCodeManDude]

A hiring manager pretty much belittled me for learning this stuff from KZbin and self study. Then another hiring manager praised me for being a self starter and learning this stuff on my own. Thank you for making it possible for us little guys to learn this stuff.

[@oxouk]

Great video. No shaky camera, long boring intro, or yawn fest tutorial. Just straight to the point. Take note people.

[@northdakotabeast1547]

Pretty much one of the best tutorials out on KZbin. Thank you, so much.

[@DG-ej5nz]

Thank you for a straight to the point tutorial!

[@ginnystone]

Oh wow! I've just tried this and it worked as treat - making wire hanging decorations with beads. Fabulous - thanks so much.

[@BOT_1001]

This tutorial is the best of I watched on youtube. Now I know to soldering easily to the circuits. Thank you so much to the tutorial👍♥️

[@_a_las_ka]

oh my god this video is so blessed!!! thank you so much, it is really practical, the camera was absolutely PERFECT, I could see everything nicely. Thanks a lot !!!

[@almadixon-cider31]

Straight And To The Point! Great Video!

[@Dillon1791]

The best video showing clearly how to solder and desolder. Simple, straight to the point, not rambling. Only thing I want to know still is what soldering station you use and how to tin the tip of the iron.

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

I am using Weller WES51 soldering station, and I actually purchased every tips for this one. It looks it is ETH tip

[@iluvMCRsupercool]

Hat solder wick is such a great idea so much easier to use that those desolder tools such a good idea!

[@DS-zo8xs]

Wow excellent video. Very clear image and instructions. Thank you.

[@mannycuete7392]

Really dont know how but u made it sound so simple and easy to do that i feel like a profesional lol ty for this video my friend💪🏼

[@Bryan-df7kc]

Great tutorial! Thanks! 👍

[@aurora5399]

Wow, great tutorial!

[@guptsabyasachi346]

Very very useful video for electronics people.

[@brianm1897]

Thank you I really learned.

[@akafrosty6175]

Thanks. Very good video

[@SambitTripathy]

Great quality video

[@gtx1650max-q]

This is beautiful

[@_mylastname]

Thank you .subbed.

[@zidanzizo1720]

thanks a lot man

[@kevinkev1530]

Thank you

[@fpafdc70]

Great

[@epic_rainingtacos]

Tnx

[@georgef1176]

What is the best flux too use on circuit board? Auto cluster circuit board is what I’m curious about, I did purchase the same 4 way Yihua station you have.

[@aravistr007]

Which desolder paste u will use in desktop mother board circuit

[@cliffwendy3765]

Great video, thanks. Im trying to desolder and remove a micro-usb port from a Magellan GPS, but the solder is not melting. I'm using your process exactly except I'm using a butane torch full blast with a conical tip. Can it be its still not hot enough?

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

There are different types of solder and they all have a different melting point. Also, it is really important to use a high quality tools. 380c and above will melt most kind of solder.

[@mikehause6585]

Glad I came across this video I've burned alotta boards 🤣

[@mobilemania9821]

Wow

[@ehsankeshtgar6734]

Hi ,Thanks for your nice video . I have a 25w soldering iron . I tried to desolder a component but I think it's not hot enouph to melt it . What is the recommended soldering iron in watt ? Thanks in advancec

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

380c or above should do the job, and it is really important to use a good quality soldering iron and the soldering tip. Low quality tools will give you a hard time to do the soldering right.

[@robertthompson6428]

Nice video, but I watched it because I wanted to know about SMD soldering, like you mention in the title.

[@Msleelee9487]

I’m working on a tv circuit board do I desolder with the wick to take the chip off then I can solder the new one on?

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

It all depends. If the component is big enough and have enough space to use a solder wick, then yes.

[@sshaunss]

Trying to do a mico switch on a car key fob but it keeps melting the plastic on the switch

[@kenreyes9351]

How many watts is your soldering gun?

[@Python-FPV]

Hello it was indeed a helpfull video. Do you recommend desoldering using a 15 watt iron ? Could it generate enough heat to do that. Or is it just for soldering ? Thanks in advance

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

Try it first. Every board use a different type of solder and components. It means, some of them have higher melting point and some of them have a lower melting point.

[@nilolee2426]

I just bought soldering station,so what’s temp(Celsius) do I set to remove ic chip using hot air and what’s temp(Celsius) setting to solder them back using soldering iron? Thanks

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

The temperature depends on your soldering station’s performance and the ambient temperature, but typically, I do use between 350C - 400C for both soldering iron and my hot air gun

[@rafiffawwaz6221]

Nice tutorial it's very heplful and easy to follow and can i use ur video for my task? i will dubbed it with translated language and put the source on the video and in the description

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

Hello, could you describe me what your task is? I'd like to know more about it. Thank you

[@rafiffawwaz6221]

@@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst hey thanks for the response So, the task is to make a video how to soldering and desoldering But, cuz of this pandemic, my teacher said it's okay if i do a dubbed video if i don't have the tools I'm so glad if u let met use ur video Of course i'll put the source in the description and in the video

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

All right. Go ahead. Just do not use this video for any commercial use. Thanks

[@nilolee2426]

I don’t have flux pen ,can I use soldering paste like the one you have instead to do this job?

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

Sure. Why not. It is just a different form of the same flux

[@nilolee2426]

@@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst what can I add to turn it to liquid state? Type of chemical/solution?

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

The heat. You can dip your soldering iron to it, and it will melt.

[@thomasdougherty3247]

What iron are you using

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

It is wellers

[@nilolee2426]

Can I use the flux for plumbing to this application ?

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

No. Get a flux for electronics and do it. I heard flux for plumbing is not okay for electronics.

[@SVKmatt]

Hello there ... Wanted to ask You as I am a beginner and I am trying to solder BIOS chip back to the motherboard. I have cleaned the pads with wick and I am now struggling to put new shiny solder on it. I am really dont know what I am doing wrong. I am using flux and I got two different solder but the result is bad. Thx for any help ...

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

Please tell me more about it? What happens when you try to apply solder to the pads?

[@SVKmatt]

@@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst Well I can somehow apply the solder to the pads but after the chip just wont stick on it. When using hot air. I can see that the solder melded but after while the chip is not soldered and leaving chip feet tracks on the solder. I am like whaaaat.

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

Could you try to solder the chip leg by a soldering iron and see it does work well? If it does, maybe your hot air station is not good enough

[@SVKmatt]

@@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst The problem was the solder ... it was rubbish as I have tried another one and the result was much better. Soldered it with the iron. Thx for replies and help.

[@Valeriy7D0]

1:11 You said the temperature is 380 Celcius?! RLY?

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

Temperature is depending on your soldering iron, performance, type of solder, surface temp and etc. You can go lower or higher depends on your tools and environment.

[@MrJessejames317]

What's the best temps when using wick to desolder? The wick seems to stick and is hard to remove.

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

It depends on the type of the solder, soldering station performance and etc.. Did you use flux when desoldering? Try to use flux. It will help melt the solder quicker.

[@tomvice]

Awesome vid. The marimba music was gay though

[@legionpk2054]

Do you really need flux?

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

Always. For the perfect soldering result, flux is a must.

[@_mylastname]

I still can't get my joints empty of the solder they is in the holes.. Driving me mad.. Makes me feel dumb

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

When you have a hard time soldering, make sure your soldering gears are good ones. Cheap soldering machine and tools will cause poor soldering performance.

[@_mylastname]

@@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst very true .I was working on a thick board, so I used a great gun to help molten the solder, it finally came out 👍😁👍

[@robyc9545]

TLDR: Flux is the answer

[@theanc316ientone]

Good tutorial, but its definitely not that easy. I did the exact same thing after watching this video using everything you used, and it did not desolder that easy

[@PTITBROTHERGravenhurst]

It is really important to use good quality soldering gears. When I had a cheap soldering machine a long time ago, I struggled to do soldering correctly, but with a decent soldering gears, the soldering is much more easier

[@giovannigiorgio2262]

u bad bro u dont need 380c for soldering. 300c work just fine