This man is a Genius! Insert Spark Plug into the Soldering Iron and Amazed!

[@fincrazydragon]

He doesn't need "tricks", he just needs to learn how to solder.

[@fetus2280]

Exactly. This is bloody nonsense.

[@g120957au]

This is a temperature-controlled iron, clean the bloody tip with a wet sponge and it will solder beautifully, what you have done could catch on fire

[@adoreslaurel]

I bought a small Electric soldering iron a while back and the rod was ferrous metal, I thought they should all be copper tips?

[@ReptileRescue]

Exactly was my thought right away.

[@Oxyopes]

has't heard of flux

[@kevinwheeler6667]

That was 4 minutes of my life I'll never get back.

[@Don.Challenger]

At least his mad science laboratory table top is astroturf green so its both out of the world and trendy.

[@markcollard9326]

Was it a trolling video, or was he serious? "I hacked a spark plug with my soldering iron and made an inferior soldering iron."

[@deepee8010]

Thanks this only strengthened my decision to turn it off after 1:30.

[@CreativeHacker7]

I recommend watching my other videos!

[@michelleclere8855]

@@CreativeHacker7 Non merci. Avoir goûté de vos khonneries une fois suffit très largement.

[@tonsssedell4318]

This is a pointless solution to a nonexistent problem. What would work is learning to properly solder. It's easy and there are lots of tutorials on KZbin.

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thanks for the advice! Have a good day!

[@fawzizaakraoui]

Jm

[@DDGVET4]

Wouldn't a cotter pin and a nail worked just as well? Besides that, if you pre-heat the copper wire before you attempt to tin it, the solder flows much smoother and faster.

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thanks for your opinion!

[@watcher818]

Right! HEAT THE WORK, let the work melt the solder. Just a little on the tip to make good contact and wetting action. Giving this stupid video a THUMBS DOWN.

[@ddemko100]

I think the issue is your skill level and not the soldering iron itself...

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thank you for your opinion

[@valdirplinta1509]

Era só limpa com uma lixa a porteira do ferro e pronto já funcionaria perfeitamente, e não está gambiarra mal feita ai.

[@chilledoutpaul]

Have you ever thought to clean and look after your soldering iron tips, I have brass wool to clean my tips with and flux to dip the tips in this conditions the tips too, I have 3 tips of different sizes and I change the tip size to what i am working on!

[@Lelembut150]

Benar, saya setuju... Bukan merubah soldernya.

[@martin4787]

And using cored flux solder and even better, buying a pot of flux Paul 🙂

[@sirbollocks609]

Agree completely, never had any problems tinning wire

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thanks for your advice! Have a good day

[@user-jt4ye7dw1lShalu]

КАКОЙ -ТО ГИМНОГЕНОАЛЬНЬІЙ ДЕБИЛИЗМ !!! РОБИН , РОБИН КУДА ТЬІ ПОПАЛ ?- ТА ВСЕ ТУДА: В ДЕТ- ЯСЛИ - "ГЕНИЕВ" !!! 😂🤓😜😸🐸

[@allanclose4181]

If you mount the copper wire sideways and put the heat under the copper wire you will heat up the copper wire and then the solder will transfer onto the copper wire.Also clean the soldering iron tip with fine sandpaper or steel wool.

[@Critical-Thinker895]

He has no skilz for soldering. None of that was right lol.

[@jarnosaarinen4583]

complete wast of 3 minutes@@Critical-Thinker895

[@michaelmurphy1127]

Precisely

[@ambydaly5713]

Someone needs to visit the car part store where they sell a proper spark plug tool with an insert to hold the plug while screwing it in to the engine. This guy is nuts.

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thanks for the advice! Have a good day!

[@rodnyg7952]

just clean the tip of your iron correctly, add some flux to the copper, and heat up the copper before adding solder to it

[@CreativeHacker7]

The video was made for experimental purposes, if you do not have a soldering iron tip at hand! Thank you for your opinion!

[@rodnyg7952]

@@CreativeHacker7 wrong, you had a tip at hand. It was in the video. If that's the case, then don't have it in the video. You contradict yourself and make no sense

[@bobfalkon9304]

DON'T do this. The guy is a rank amateur, has no idea how to solder and actually made his solder iron less efficient.Solder iron tips are made of copper which conduct heat far better the iron.

[@shyskeleton1665]

He swapped soldering guns anyways. It didn't have screws on the end in the beginning. This video is completely dumb even if he used the same gun. He just made it worse

[@wheater5]

Why go on KZbin and advertise the fact that you have no idea how to use a soldering iron?

[@simon6071]

And shines his own shoe at the same time by calling himself a genius when he is not.

[@CreativeHacker7]

The video was made for experimental purposes, if you do not have a soldering iron tip at hand! Thank you for your opinion!

[@simon6071]

I have an amazing tip for anyone who have problem with solder not sticking to metals to be connected with soldering. It works even on stainless steel surfaces. 1/ Use a cotton swab to apply some LIME-A-WAY onto the metals to be soldered. 2/ Wait a few seconds for the acid to work before soldering. 3/ If the solder still does not stick to a metallic surface, scratch the surface with a utility knife and repeat 1 and 2.

[@antediluvianatheist5262]

@@CreativeHacker7 How in hell would you have a soldering iron, and no tip?

[@PHarrington]

Here's an idea "just get a larger soldering iron" no charge for that Genius suggestion.

[@troubleshooter1975]

This is the best and most effective way of trying to break your ceramic heating element! (They don't take kindly to lateral pressure when the guard tube is off) I wouldn't be surprised if he opened it again to find the heater element broken loose at it's base, and hanging by it's mains leads! DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME...

[@RicardoLozano-k7g]

No es efectivo, mejor aprende a soldar con buen aparato, dedicate a otra cosa

[@DIYTechTrends]

Great tool🎉 congratulations 🎉

[@tbirdtezdean2486]

keep the tip clean on your iron, what a mess at the end LOL. you haven't the first idea how to solder, and have you ever heard of flux ?

[@pgupu]

Learn to solder properly clean your tip and retin it before you start.

[@mattsauro8881]

Maybe he should try using the actual tip of the soldering iron where the heat is most concentrated and what it's made for. Also for that gage wire, you don't use a soldering iron also known as a soldering pencil. You have minimum use a soldering gun with broader tips and higher heat ranges. I'm all for new ways of doing things but try the right way first!

[@WeldingMask]

どのような効果がありますか? オリジナルのはんだごてを使ってみませんか？

[@Yanto-Kun-JP]

ライターやトーチの火であぶればもっと簡単ですね。

[@sprinterdriver4757]

Clean the tip and re tin.

[@randomsender6291]

that would make sense !

[@johnharbaugh9471]

Clean your soldering tip and proper use of Flux, which may result in you having a totally different result. Just saying

[@imola23]

I didn't read all of the comments, so, did anyone mention that in the final 30 seconds he is using a different iron?

[@CreativeTopTrick]

This video is amazing! This guy is a genius with amazing creativity and skills. The act of inserting a spark plug into a soldering iron not only shows ingenuity but also shows a deep understanding of how devices work. I am amazed by how he does it, and this will definitely inspire many others in the welding and fabrication field. Thanks for sharing this interesting video!

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🔥.

[@oldeagle2514]

May I suggest where you can stick your spark plug???

[@lupins48]

I guess this guy has never heard of flux? Even the most basic soldering requires it.

[@CreativeHacker7]

I guess this guy has never heard of flux? Even the most basic soldering requires it.

[@1506pinkers]

All he has done is change the tip of his soldering iron. I can do that, and I’m not a genius.

[@robertolongoni9864]

Ha scoperto acqua calda

[@carlarthur4442]

Yeah that's what I thought 😂

[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

The metal is different. Iridium and platinum burn hotter. Along with copper and nickel which is what premium spark plugs have.

[@1506pinkers]

@@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782 I didn’t know that. Thanks.

[@steveburton2806]

Pathetic Trying to use that abrasive paper above grass Just learn to use a soldering iron correctly

[@stanisawpazdzior3233]

Żeby zacząć lutować świeżą lutownica trzeba grod lutownicy odpowiednio przygotować - pobielić ją .A co do geniusza - cóż mam inne zdanie .

[@pawelmacko3424]

Czym pobielić?

[@kwasdeoksyrybonukleinowy]

@@pawelmacko3424 Cyną. A poza tym, do tak grubego kabla taka lutownica się nie nadaje, bardziej transformatorowa. No chyba ze ktos ma albo ogromną cierpliwość albo podgrzeje miedź np. palnikiem.

[@deepee8010]

Everything about this video is wrong and angers me and I’m only 1:19 into it!!!!

[@deepee8010]

By 1:30 I rage quit and refuse to finish the video he doesn’t know how to use any tools properly this would only be excuseable if this were a child under 10

[@Ahmet_Yilmaz]

After 3:42 , why did you change your soldering iron to different model ?

[@topc5826]

got flux in your kit? does wonders when used with soldering anything, as does the right size heating tool, including keeping it clean, for the work being done

[@NasaInventions20]

I have no idea how this is going to work, but I’m definitely interested to see what happens when you try it!

[@CreativeHacker7]

I know, right?! It's crazy but it actually works! Check it out and see for yourself! 😉🔥

[@Unlimited_creativity]

Like video ❤😊

[@InventorJ88]

Hay quá🎉

[@TheChiefWahooGuy]

Excellent video. Teaches kids y they need to stay in school!

[@CreativeHacker7]

Stay in school and keep learning new things! 🔧🔥

[@timjenkins6963]

This is useless!

[@philippe5394]

Please, please! Delete me that! I've just lost 4 minutes of my life!

[@gilbertopatino2616]

Yes me too 😅😂

[@suzerapido]

😂😂😂😂

[@robertkennedy1737]

This is complete BS, this guy does not know how to soldier. You heat the wire up until the solder melts when you touch the solder to it, you do not melt it with the tip of the iron onto the wire.

[@Cornz38]

Absolutely pointless garbage.

[@spirosdapergolas7592]

waste of time

[@Tips365day]

4:13 Subscribed to your support channel

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thank you for subscribing to my support channel! I'm glad you enjoyed the soldering iron spark plug trick 🔥🔧.

[@CJ-nt4cs]

What a waste of time and spark plug.

[@suzerapido]

🤣🤣🤣😅

[@Kr0N05]

Just get another tip - that one is clearly damaged (probably used for poking holes in different substances (Leather, plastic etc)). Soldering Iron tips have a very thin coating that can be easily damaged - people think if they press harder with a tip then it will work better, but by doing that you are damaging the tip. Always make sure the tip is well 'wetted' with solder before trying to transfer heat to the object you want to solder. Always clean your tip, after use, by wiping against a special wet sponge - turn off your tip and then quickly put some solder on it; this helps cut down on oxidation of the tip as it cools down.

[@Tips365day]

4:12 How wonderful! I really like your creative videos

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thank you so much! 🤩 I'm glad you enjoyed the creative video showcasing the genius idea of inserting a spark plug into a soldering iron.

[@user-2uf2kr2c]

With these irons, get the copper tips. They work very good. Regards

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thanks for the tip! Will definitely try using copper tips with my soldering iron 👍🔧.

[@user-2uf2kr2c]

Hello, i have to correct myself. Although the coppertips are very good, they get a carbon layer very quickly and solder bad until cleaned. Also they are very prone to corrosion using lead-free solder. So i kinda switched back to the "silvery ones". Regards

[@jestincase2611]

I just use a lighter to tin wire.. or a torch lighter. Heat the wire first. Then add the solder. Use more flux than the flux core solder provides.

[@CreativeHacker7]

That's a great tip! 🔥 I'll try using more flux next time. Thank you!

[@davidfalconer8913]

Waste of an ( expensive ? ) spark plug ( clean the iron tip , and the solder will tin it correctly ) .... DAVE™🛑

[@WilliamHuntLatheCraft]

When you solder for the first time, don't broadcast it on Youuibe 😳

[@RepairCreative]

THIS IS GOOD IDEA. TKS

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed the idea 🧑‍🔧🔥.

[@Ari-yt6gk]

Terima kasih kawan ,, video ini sangat menarik

[@CreativeHacker7]

Terima kasih atas dukungannya! Semoga Anda terus menikmati konten kami 😊.

[@behzadrasteen]

What is the advantages of this invetion?

[@CreativeHacker7]

This invention allows for quick and efficient soldering, making the process much easier and faster! 🔥🔧

[@merakrut]

A different comedy😊😊😁😁 Ha! Ha! Ha! This man is a comedian.

[@ippivan6777]

Thanks

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thank you for watching! 😊.

[@jeffmoore4153]

What a stupid idea.

[@dtr125]

So what exactly is the purpose of doing this? I presume if you had used the end of the soldering iron tip on the original one it would done done the same task. 🤷‍♂

[@oldriver1478]

what a waste of time

[@BernardSamson-hf6fc]

Fake, The end result is a completely different soldering iron. Just buy a decent soldering iron.

[@MostOfFun]

Oh Gott! die Bilder bekomme ich jetzt nicht so schnell aus dem Kopf 🤯... schöne Gedanken...schöne Gedanken...

[@leefalvey9670]

I just use a butane torch for bigger copper wire works great

[@dmitriydmitriy9395]

Некоторые покупные паяльники уже, кажется, имеют жала из того-же металла или сплава, из которого сделана сердцевина свечи зажигания от или для автомобильного двигателя.

[@tpi783]

Супер ❤️

[@RokRoking2]

That solder have adjustable voltage, no need to fuss around just adjust the adjuster according to your need

[@CreativeHacker7]

Adjusting the voltage on the soldering iron is key! 🔧👍

[@joesmith9053]

if you hold the gun against the wire and get it hot enough the solder will work way better

[@CreativeHacker7]

Sounds like a clever trick! I'll have to give that a try next time 🔥🔧

[@vilmostoth3096]

WASTE OF TIME

[@suzerapido]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zaperfan]

Use some flux it will make it flow much better

[@curiosity2314]

No go for launch on this idea. Clean your soldering tip and have the correct heat value for the size wire you are working with.

[@CreativeHacker7]

Cleaned the soldering tip and adjusted the heat setting, thanks for the tip! 👍🔧

[@johanvandermerwe4620]

He havent use his workbench for ages as its covered with grass😂

[@CreativeHacker7]

Haha, yeah, I need to clean up that workbench! 😅🌿.

[@megeezer69]

All that was required to solder properly, was to clean the soldering iron tip

[@terencestokes2073]

Why not clean the original Tip first. Pointless video.

[@kitcarlson6033]

Get a temperature controlled iron, they help reduce tip oxidation.

[@almassio]

Te apunto dos cosas: El soldador es muy pequeño para lograr calentar el cable y lograr que el estaño se adhiera. Segundo: Debes calentar bien el cable y bañar con un decapante, limpiador o resina. Ya vemos que tu invento no logra bañar en estaño el conductor como debiera ser. Insisto no hay proporción entre la sección de cable a estañar y el soldador. I'll point out two things: The soldering iron is too small to heat the cable and make the tin adhere. Second: You must heat the cable well and bathe it with a stripper, cleaner or resin. We already see that your invention fails to bathe the conductor in tin as it should. I insist there is no proportion between the section of cable to be tinned and the soldering iron.

[@somemotorbikes1669]

I cant believe no one noticed he used a different soldering iron at the end ah ah ah it wasnt the one he modified OMG!!

[@dnitchke]

He is using two soldering Irons. You will destroy the heating element of the soldering Iron shown at the first of the video.

[@onazram1]

Genius might be a bit of a stretch...

[@rc6696]

Verdade 👏🏽💪🏾

[@CreativeHacker7]

Verdade! Foi uma ideia genial, não é mesmo? 👏🔧

[@seramot]

For every resistance soldering iron made in China, you only need to replace the tip with a copper tip and the soldering is great.

[@KnowingGodExplorers]

Why do we always fall for these hacks.. waste our viewing time..and decide this guy is nuts.

[@CreativeHacker7]

Why do we always doubt the genius in front of us? Give it a try and be amazed! 😉🔥.

[@terrymoody8638]

Now that was a waste of time.

[@JohnQuePublic903]

If you just took care of you soldering iron, and controlled the oxidation and properly tinned the tip, Preheat the copper and you'd get a gold solder connection.

[@redslover5293]

Why do you not use some type of soldering flux? I have never had this problem. Clean the tip, use the correct heat range & apply flux.

[@barney2633]

Not enough of a genius as to learn how to solder properly.

[@minnesanger5672]

Ich würde es mal mit Flussmittel versuchen. Anstelle dieses unverhältnismäßigen Aufwandes.

[@helmutsandner4823]

Schade um die neue Zündkerze 🙈

[@vitix5906]

dip the tip of your iron in flux to clean and coat your copper in flux and voila...best even tinning possible

[@midnightmusic1]

uhm it's magic, not only you replaced the tip, but also the blue solder iron in magicaly turned into an yellow one, with complete different tip mounting.... i think buying a new tip is better , safer and probably cheaper.....

[@john-wk4ks]

REALY YOU WENT TO ALL THAT WHEN YOU JUST SHOULD HAVE USE THE SAND PAPER TO CLEAN THE TIP THAT WAS IN THE SOLDERING IRON ALREADY DONT KNOW HOW YOU CAN SAY IN YOUR TITLE This man is a Genius

[@john-wk4ks]

AND YOU STILL DID A CRAPPY JOB ON THE SOLDERING AT THE END OF THE VIDEO EVEN THOUGH YOU USED A BLUE HANDLED SOLDERING IRON AT THE START AND A YELLOW HANDLED SOLDEING IRON AT THE END

[@JohnnyBrenesCarballo]

Con solo que se tomara el tiempo de limpiar la punta del cautil . No tendría tanto derroche de Sabiduría. Es mejor que tanto trabajo.

[@CreativeHacker7]

¡Gracias por el consejo! 😊 ¡Seguiré mejorando para evitar derrochar sabiduría en el futuro!

[@TimKeachie-o2e]

what is your point

[@JuanLuis-z5s]

Vaya genio😊

[@CreativeHacker7]

¡Gracias por tu comentario! Nos alegra que te haya sorprendido 😄.

[@enslie4957]

That was dumbfounded thanks

[@aytaskaya]

Bende sonunda cok süper bir lehimleme yapma ozelligi olacak sandim.orjinal ucu bence daha iyi lehimleme yapar yeterki kullanmasini bil

[@premierd8988]

lot of bullshit

[@leopoldwitkowski-h5z]

very big bullshit!

[@dontolbert8973]

$6 spark plug, 25 minutes time, to ruin your soldering iron. Replacement tips for that soldering iron are $7 to $10 for a set of 10. Genius is not a term that should be used as a title for this video.

[@Audite-fabulas-hoerbuecher]

Was ist denn daran bitte genial? 🤪 Das letzte Ergebnis war schließlich keinen Deut besser als das beim ersten Versuch, nur daß es noch umständlicher erreicht wurde. Der eigentliche Trick liegt in der Nutzung eines Flußmittels, z.B. Kolofonium.🎯 Und am besten vorher noch die losen Drahtenden miteinander verzwirbeln. Dann klappt das ganz ausgezeichnet und man muß dafür auch kein Genie sein.😉

[@MatoBlazevic-ed5wh]

Ds gosp. Je genije samo je onaj koji je prvi izu.ino lemilicu zaboravio za volfransku zic lp

[@MedSou]

*Dear stranger whoever reads this:* . . 👇 *You’re amazing,I hope you have a great life with a lot of happiness* ❤

[@CreativeHacker7]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊🔧.

[@justmyself1000]

Would have been quicker and better if better soldering techniques such as preheating the copper wire strands....and removing solder tip and using that sand paper on the tip...then reinsert and reuse the original solder tip.

[@williamharring4821]

Maybe lear how to solder first before 😢trying to reinvent the wheel

[@CreativeHacker7]

Maybe I should stick to traditional soldering techniques next time 😅.

[@rafabkl8779]

Kreatipp masss....suksess teruss

[@CreativeHacker7]

Terima kasih banyak! Semoga Anda menikmati trik ini juga! 🔥👨‍🔧.

[@christophbrauer2007]

Better keep this a secret so the JBC guys can't come up and steal your idea before the according patent is approved

[@CreativeHacker7]

Haha, thanks for the heads up! 😉

[@AntonyClayton-eq1ul]

Ruined a new sparkplug - when he could have used the electrode of an old one.

[@handbananaistherapist642]

or a nail

[@gordbaker896]

Never work over fake or real grass.

[@aloisius4188]

I watched this and still have no effin idea what the dude was trying to accomplish.

[@CreativeHacker7]

You just witnessed some next-level innovation, my friend! 🤯🔥.

[@PolitischInkorrekt88088]

Warum nimmt man die Lötspitze raus und maxht dann so eun Aufwand, um ein Stück Metall einzufügen?? Ganz schön sinnlos.. 😂 😂 😂