#1 DANGIT REPAIR | Nashville TN | ALL THE CRAZY MICROSCOPE THINGS YOU WISH YOU KNEW BUT NOW DO!

[@jasongreen809]

I run a repair shop, thank you Justin for the video. You're wonderful. I have an articulating arm with an Amscope. You and a few others inspired me to repair phones but also inspired me to microsolder.

[@eazysmokes3743]

Apple: that’s illegal

[@GregM]

interpupillary distance is the eyepiece side to side adjustment

[@TheArtofRepair]

My brother and I thank you for this bit of knowledge!

[@Joshua-l3f4g]

That makes sense.

[@zomaardan]

Im homeless and trying to learn micro soldering and board repair in a sea container, i can count on much ridicule in the groups but thanks to these uploads i learn something every day. Thank you.

[@markphilpot8734]

This is still a not yet thing with me. I am working on it and there is progress being made. The basic soldering gear is already here, but I still have a ways to go before I am fully equipped to handle this. I really enjoyed this as it was an informative video on microscope set up. Keep it up Justin and don’t be in too big of a hurry for it is better to be certain in setting the business over here than just doing it. You’re doing a good job! Keep it up. Have missed you a lot. Hard to travel and do videos also! Stay safe mates!😊👍🏻😷

[@TekkiesIncBartlett]

thank you for making this video, we currently use a .5x Barlow lens on our scope but would like to have little wider viewing area as we record to make videos what size should we get, anytime your in Chicago stop by our store your always welcome

[@ckarouach]

Thank you for your hard work.

[@naheeduddin1672]

Will you ever come London?

[@TheArtofRepair]

yes! sooner than you think! as soon as covids really calmed down =)

[@antoniocortes1787]

what microscope would you recommend to beginners/hobbyist on a slight budget looking for nice quality

[@TheArtofRepair]

I think you and I both know I need the budget$$ first lol. Budget means different for different people. I recommend personally about 4-500 for a decent scope, or you will find yourself needing to angrily upgrade very fast haha

[@antoniocortes1787]

@@TheArtofRepair I was thinking about the 4-600 range not sure what good brands their are I almost bought an amscope but glad I watched this video

[@djndb1891]

Maybe I missed it, but what are the Microscope models you are comparing here?

[@eazysmokes3743]

MacBook : cries in Apple devices being repaired

[@travisfrost6508]

where is your s ope from? links don't work, is it from Union repair website?

[@iNerdRepairLLC]

Let me know when you make it my way bro!

[@TheArtofRepair]

Don’t worry, your on my top 5 list ❤️

[@iNerdRepairLLC]

@@TheArtofRepair Sounds good bro!

[@Heathmcdonald]

See, I don't have a shop yet but I was about to ask about training since you are as close as TN

[@TheArtofRepair]

Unfortunately my current plans are based around repair shops, but at some point, I will start doing stuff like that. =)

[@TonyToneFixMyPhone]

Gotta tour SD foo

[@realLoveDone]

Hi guys, can anyone tell me why I’m having this problem, I’ve been asking around KZbin but no one has responded. I’ve been removing tiny ic chips with a rework station and I’ve been able to remove ic chips in seconds but some times I try to remove the same exact ic chips on different boards and they won’t come off I have tried many settings to no vail. I use tacky flux too. It’s kinda random. I feel like if I don’t get in the first ten seconds they will never get off, I spent about two hours on one ic chip last night and it never came off...

[@TheArtofRepair]

Sounds to me like your hot air needs calibrated. What station do you use?

[@realLoveDone]

@@TheArtofRepair thanks for the reply, what a relief 😅. it’s the blue Tuauto ds882 one on Amazon. It seems like a really simple soldering station and I did not see a calibration feature and worst I can’t exactly tell how much air it’s pushing since it’s got a 1 to 17 dial setting

[@robertcalkjr.8325]

It sounds like you are running into IC's that have a contact solder pad underneath the center of the IC. You need to put plenty of flux around the IC, then bump your heat up to around 400C with your air up as high as you can go without blowing surrounding components off the board. It helps to cover surrounding components with Kapton tape. I wonder where Justin has gone?

[@realLoveDone]

@@robertcalkjr.8325 I figured it out, I didn’t attached the heat nozzle correctly and it was escaping from the side! Thank you for the insight!

[@robertcalkjr.8325]

@@realLoveDone You're welcome. You have to be careful about the nozzles being loose. Sometimes it can burn the crap out of ya!

[@rockytoptech1308]

Need to visit RockyTopTech!

[@bobweiram6321]

LOL! What a folksy name for a store.

[@carlosandrespatinobernal924]

Hola soy de Colombia un saludo soy nuevo en el canal

[@midcell5749]

Come to my store

[@TheArtofRepair]

Did you fill out the form in the description?:)

[@SandeepKumar-td9zz]

Justin please come to Indian in shop 😊 plz

[@bobweiram6321]

The Chinese scopes are junk. You can buy a much nicer, older Bausch & Lomb StereoZoom for less money used.

[@gizmobbm]

Что за херня, у вас там денег навалом, купили себе олимпус или никон, зачем вам это говнище?

[@TheArtofRepair]

no point to buy those overpriced brands. And that equipment is not very expensive in the video.