TOP Tips & Tricks to TINNING and REPAIRS DIY

[@titodejesus6238]

Your videos are always very useful and enjoyable.

[@stephengray9207]

OK Ive been a qualified electronics technician for nearly over 45 years. I see all your comments about the fuse wire but if you do what Daniele did, which is to use a very thin wire then test it to see what current it blows at, then thats valid. If however you use really heavy wire compared to what was originally in the fuse then thats a really bad idea. How do you all think they make fuses? I didnt hear anone saying something bad about opening the plug pack... what about the capacitors inside, what if they dont treat it right. What if they plug it in without putting it back into the plastic cae. Lets get real. these videos all need some small ampunt of common sense. They are rarely going to be watched by people not learning a bit about electronics. Keep up the good work Daniele.

[@maxximumb]

If you have fuses in equipment that must be working, buy spare fuses in advance. The emergency repair you made is dangerous.

[@llpBR]

You made me buy one of those tools. I had a hard time to find how to change the site to portuguese, but I eventualy did and now I hope to learn how to use it :)

[@mauriziopiscitello826]

Bravissimo era un po’ che non pubblicavi ! Bentornato!

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Maledette notifiche di youtube...veramente ho pubblicato 3 video in un mese :-)

[@jaromirandel543]

1:45 Rather than soldering wires I recommend using the crimp sleeves. It is IMO faster and easier and you don't need any cable holder. 7:20 - never do this. The fuse is safety device to avoid damaging the stuff behind it. By bypassing it you risk the damage of device in better case. In worse case you risk the fire and your own life. The recharger should be never repaired for safety reasons.

[@karimsiar]

Mi piacciono questi tuoi video

[@KO-mv9zk]

FUSE THING IS NOT GOOD EVEN FOR EMERGENCY PURPOSES...CAN CAUSE FIRE NOT PROTECTED AS IT SHOULD BE IN GLAS!!!!!

[@andytipping70]

yeahh - but we've all done it - just not made a video of it lol. i tend to run a wire through the centre of the fuse

[@jyotirani8232]

perfect work

[@sunilkhandagale9966]

👍Brillient technique,& new inovation for repair thanks a lot of u sir

[@success_road999]

I love to much your crativities bonne continuite

[@Vormulac1]

Please don't replace fuses with wire, this is a *bad* idea.

[@albertolaurella9168]

Generally speaking yeah, especially if you can simply replace it, but as a quick *momentary* fix it can work, more than once I just kinda connected the ends through wire just to see if that's the issue or whatnot

[@saurus738]

@@albertolaurella9168 still not a recommended way to troubleshoot, if the wire replacement amp rate was higher, your device/equipment may suffer.

[@jeanlesueur6936]

@@albertolaurella9168 No this is dangerous, even for momentary use. In most case, when a fuse is blown, there is a real default like a short circuit. Guess what happens if you make a bad fuse for it. You may end up with fire, burning metal projections and even projection of cracked glass. Believe me, the glass tube may explode in some cases, I have already saw this.

[@Azetros]

It´s a method only to emergency, this trick save me in more of one situation, and later i buy the respetive fuses.

[@wonglinghao3622]

haha either ur house or wire will on fire

[@alexhajnal107]

For aluminium you should be able to solder it if you submerge it in oil, polish the metal surface (e.g. with a knife blade), then apply solder *while keeping the aluminium covered in oil.* If air touches the metal for even an instant the solder-resistant (sapphire) layer will form. For soldering onto aluminium sheet a drop or two of oil on the soldering location should do the trick.

[@Avenger2022]

молодец,все секреты раскрыл ..только я так уже лет десять делаю )))

[@its_vikash_kumar_0001]

Editing next level 👍👍👌👌 Make 775 Motor drill machine rechargeable

[@theproud77]

A fuse is a safety relevant part, never ever solder some diy solution, unless you tested the melt amperage. Please buy a new one for 0,5€!

[@ZZZ-z9n3n]

you can calculate it...just use a gauge

[@AmenomejodasPajaritos]

I love the fuse idea. I use to do it, specially on triphasic. For to test it, if you don't have a tester near, you can lick both poles at time. If have intensity, your neighborhood will know it.

[@harlintonparra3646]

Muy buen video muchos éxitos sigue así saludos desde Venezuela

[@ventiladordesuco]

Desoldering wick trick was a genius ideia, never buying again, thanks

[@valikvalik8200]

Браво. Пальцы в мозолях, и поцарапаные, наш человек!

[@리트고DIY]

Wow good 👌 👍

[@Pulverrostmannen]

It was great tips and tricks you showed here, I am actually soldering batteries with regular tin as well and for it to work you need some rosin flux and the right heat and it flows out nicely too :) you can also solder aluminium with regular tin as well but it is more tricky and you usually go with motor oil and some scraping to pre treat the solder point :)

[@nabeeljaved5000]

Hi bro can u plz tell me what flux should i use for soldering coke can aluminium?

[@Pulverrostmannen]

@@nabeeljaved5000 yeah I can probably help you out. So what you wanna do? Solder a wire to it or what is the desired result?

[@nabeeljaved5000]

@@Pulverrostmannen bro i want to sold aluminium foil just wana make a like a box of aluminum foil so how can i sold it ?

[@Pulverrostmannen]

@@nabeeljaved5000 you can do this using motor oil and some sandpaper to treat the surface with and then use regular solder to bond to it then. I can see if I can make a video how you do this the best way

[@GunkNasty]

5:53 “how to make your own electrical fire to spice up a boring road trip”

[@sanmah6456]

Lol or may be "how to burn down your house to save 0.5$"

[@shabanurrahman7653]

Watching by Bangladesh

[@otiliorondonzambrano7606]

E x c e l e n t e, impecable video, gracias Master

[@eugeneshow7301]

Cool gadget Mr Daniele tartaglia

[@thebrokeway9838]

Lol I was not expecting you to do that!

[@jibericher258]

I already knew your tricks but I congratulate you for the excellence of your videos, very clean and sober. continue

[@KiaaEservice]

nice trick 👍👍👍

[@bbogdanmircea]

From your videos with creative tips, this was far by best, I don't think I saw a tip that was not ok!!! Amazing editing like usual!!!

[@mahdiyar7583]

Very good👌👌💞💞 Thank you💓💓 I love you so much💝💝

[@azizbinattia85]

Great work you're genius man 🥉🥉🥉🥉🥉🥉🥈🥈🥈🥈🥈🥈🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅

[@ladukrushnasahoo395]

Awesome tricks Thank u

[@alaahussen2667]

Thank you for watching from Iraq

[@williamp4906]

Di tutti questi video che ho visto sul tuo canale una di queste mi è stata utile molto spesso, ovvero spellare cavi piccoli con le punte delle forbici, prima finivo sempre per tagliare i fili e ritentare finchè non riuscivo, ora invece ci riesco sempre xD

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Mi fa piacere :-)

[@RockerMtl1]

Nice video thanks

[@farerse]

I like neat repairs

[@ecoble]

Desolder braid un fluxed 👍👍👍

[@GiulioGualtieri08]

Bravissimo Daniele: GRAZIE!!

[@multitechmaheswara619]

amazing ideas,tq

[@damianortodontia]

Olá Daniele. Parabéns pelo canal. Mas para soldar pilhas, tenho utilizado a limpeza da superfície com ácido muriático (ácido clorídrico em uma diluição específica) Tem dado certo não só para pilhas como para outras superfícies que tenham oxidado, como por exemplo alguns aços inoxidáveis... Seu trabalho é magnífico. Parabens

[@mattna231]

7:38 NEVER DO THAT !!!! it's a danger for the hardware and for the user.

[@DanieleTartaglia]

what you said is correct, but it can be done in extreme cases, when you don't have a spare fuse with you, but you have to be careful and use a filament that is proportionate to the existing one

[@mattna231]

@@DanieleTartaglia that can be done by people they knew what they do ... not all your viewer are good in electronics ... many could have big problems with this method ...

[@salsabilla4387]

Stil not rekomended, when fuse broken becs high voltage if u doing that very dangerouse if power not good

[@rahulkalra2126]

I am amazed how much can 1 learn from your channel .. thank you !!!!

[@johngreen8693]

Love the new intro sequence!!

[@ramanankp8052]

The Fuse is incased in glass tube for safety reasons.when it is burned out, it doesn't cause damage to the surrounding s.

[@Manojtechoffical]

perfect and best

[@edwillsmith9845]

Для новИчков , именно то что нужно , классное видео

[@Niketa61]

Daniele grazie dei tuoi suggerimenti. Però vorrei darne uno io a te e a tutti coloro che ti seguono: senza dover acquistare un saldatore da oltre € 100 e/o leghe di stagno particolari molto costose per fare saldature su batterie o connettori in alluminio è sufficiente usare la stearina che rende possibile una ottima saldatura su quasi tutti i materiali ad un prezzo contenuto. Provare per credere👍🏻😊

[@robytallo3147]

Al minuto 5:01 avrei avuto la stessa reazione,quindi bisogna usare un prodotto specifico e si trova nei negozi di componenti elettronici?

[@parallax-1]

"When solder doesn't stick to something, use flux." Obviously, that's what flux is made for. Solder usually comes with a flux core. If you know how to solder, this isn't a problem. I am sure this isn't a life hack. The fuse repair is also very dangerous.

[@iamsrajj]

Please share your room setup and behind the scenes. And make a proper video on type of electric components and equipments...

[@jomiservice]

Hi Daniele. Greetings from Lima Peru. Your video is very interesting and practical Can you indicate the types of tools you use? I find them very practical including the solder dispenser

[@radnazona3979]

Yay. We need that. Well done. We love this video about soldering with this tinol wire and this Ts80 soldering iron. Well done man.

[@robertomariani1530]

Ciao. Grazie per i praticissimi consigli. Potresti gentilmente indicare il link per quel particolare tipo di stagno LOCTITE? Grazie

[@Luzifer4m0k]

To all commentaries that say "do not solder batteries or li-ion cells": This is clumsily worded advice and also wrong. Sure you can solder batteries and Li-Ion batteries, but only with the right solder and a good soldering iron. If you use leaded solder, you make the first big mistake. It is true that the melting temperature is lower and therefore more comfortable for many other soldering jobs. But to solder batteries you have to use lead-free solder, because when the contacts of the batteries are heated under load, the leaded solder may soften, the resistance of the bridges decreases, and then heats up even more until the solder joint comes loose. In the worst case, this can cause a short circuit in a battery pack and destroy it. Most lead-free solders have a higher melting point and suddenly change from a solid to a liquid state, without a viscous intermediate state, as is the case with leaded solders. The most important point, however, is the soldering iron and the soldering tip. The soldering iron should have a temperature setting and should be able to maintain this setting or correct it very quickly. The soldering tip should offer a sufficiently large contact surface and have a high temperature storage capacity. Finally, it is essential to ensure that only the contact surface of the battery is heated as briefly as possible so that the solder adheres. If the contact area is heated too long (especially at the negative pole), the heat is drawn too far into the interior of the battery and can cause damage there and make it unusable. A tip is to put the batteries in the freezer for 1-2h before soldering. So the heat does not pull too quickly into the battery core during soldering. As you can see it is possible to solder batteries, but without proper equipment, knowledge and experience it usually goes wrong, especially for beginners.

[@johnpaultumbagahan1132]

Thank you bro

[@electronic7979]

Good ideas

[@diisenginaja2038]

👍👍👍👍 Terimakasih info dan idenya 🇮🇩

[@luigiguadagna9979]

Daniele , la riparazione del fusibile da te non me la aspettavo , a parte che bastava un bullone o una vite oppure un foglio di alluminio ripiegato per ovviare, il fusibile se è saltato probabilmente una ragione c'è ! Caduta di stile , a meno non si sia bloccati nel deserto e ti sia bloccato il polmone d'acciao!

[@MarcoPozzuolo]

Ciao Daniele, metteresti il link a quello stagno con cui hai saldato l'alluminio della Loctite? Grazie

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Si trova su RS components

[@MarcoPozzuolo]

@@DanieleTartaglia grazie con che nome lo cerco?

[@frank67628]

Io molte volte uso solamente la pasta saldante e funziona alla grande. probabilmente quello stagno l'aveva incorporata

[@yancarlos1383]

The Best 🤞🤞🤞🤞👀

[@mesterak]

You are so talented. That was a great video. Thank you for sharing some useful tips and tricks!

[@Shelltoekicks]

I guess ignorance is your favorite thing to watch.....

[@otaño-m4d]

Un placer ver tus videos,me he dado cuenta que muchas Personas al soldar con estaño,en vez de mantener el soldador,mas tiempo sobre el objeto a soldar ,mueven este sobre la pieza,pensando en terminar antes,,,,( creo que es un error )❤❤

[@thexpto51]

Nice Work Daniele! Glad to see you are doing well! Stay safe my friend! Greetings from Portugal!

[@darioaab8189]

🖐🖖q buenos trucos...y buen video

[@eziosdiy1504]

I didn't understand how you soldered the white wires. Please reply

[@sivachandran9724]

Aluminum cable joint how to do this its not clear please explain clearly..

[@sddiymakeitworthit7512]

Nice 👍

[@parallax-1]

Here's a life hack. Use the soldering iron to heat up the wire/component leg/ whatever you want to solder to, then add solder to the item, not to the soldering iron tip

[@hfvhf987]

You're fuse trick is just downright dangerous!!!!!!!! I can't believe you're recommending the general public, with no electrical knowledge, to repair blown fuses. Fire hazard much!!!!!! ALWAYS REPLACE BLOWN FUSES WITH NEW FUSES OF THE CORRECT RATING!!!!!!

[@syedhussain2587]

You can heat fuse it will come apart make hole pass wire new fuse is ready

[@Mobin92]

Yeah soldering onto batteries, and bridging fuses... super smort! /s

[@FIXDIY]

Nice

[@Sidney-txr]

A malha dessoldadora caseira foi genial 👏👏👏

[@pjanpkowalski3686]

High professional.

[@ErosNicolau]

After the Fuse repair, I can't wait to see how you vulcanize a condom! :D

[@Tokemon72]

Awesome video. You made me laugh and waste my toke @5:00 minute mark. Ah man, thanks for that.

[@abdulkhan6563]

Thanks

[@warunakumara7671]

sir can you put a e bay link from where you buy that dc soldering iron and its bits and pcb holder

[@davadoff]

What is that plywood like material used in many of your videos called? What is it made of?

[@Damisj]

If, one is in desperate need to repair a glass fuse, just remove the caps, and put the thread inside. The fuses are not vacuum bulbs, the thread is meant to "burn". The glass around the fuse, is just to prevent fires, and also to prevent metal particles to splatter over the rest o the electronics. (No, still, no, there is never vacuum in fuses. If there is vacuum, it's a bulb, not a fuse =P) Oh, and another thing, it's called a 'Soldering iron'. Tin welder is a "Engrish" word, commonly used in places like Aliexpress, Bangood and the likes. Not the correct word, but still a word to know, when looking for soldering irons. =) (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soldering)

[@danilosouza2763]

Qual nome desse ferro de solda?

[@gercinosatiro]

Excelentes vídeos Daniele! Obrigado! [BR port.] THKS :)

[@luich1288]

Il fusibile è elemento di sicurezza, inserito per evitare incendi. Evitare il fusibile con un filo (non adatto) vuol dire mettere in serio pericolo la sicurezza elettrica. Se il fusibile si brucia vuol dire che c'è stato un guasto che ha portato ad una sovracorrente. sostituire i fusibili con il filo, soprattutto nelle nuove apparecchiature che utilizzano l'elettronica di potenza, potrebbe portare a violentissime esplosioni, ed il magnetotermico non è detto che intervenga perché le correnti d cortocircuito sono molto alte (specialmente nei magnetotermici utilizzati in Italia e in Nord America che utilizzano curve C oppure D). Se il fusibile si brucia NON deve essere sostituito con un filo neanche in casi di emergenza. Chi si è trovato con un cortocircuito su un apparecchio senza fusibile e senza magnetotermico sa cosa succede.

[@DanieleTartaglia]

sono pienamente d'accordo con te, ma ti posso assicurare che mi è capitato di fare questo intervento più volte nel mio lavoro e credimi, nel mio settore non posso permettermi di aspettare un giorno per conseguenza di un fusibile bruciato. Questo è un' intervento che deve fare solo un tecnico che sa come ripristinare un fusibile rispettando la corrente massimale. Non è sempre detto che se un fusibile brucia, è perchè c'è sempre qualcosa che lo farà bruciare. è chiaro che se anche quello ripristinato dovesse bruciarsi, allora bisogna capire la natura del problema. Non è una cosa da fare, ma in emergenza, in assenza di un fusibile, con le giuste competenze e conoscenze, è una cosa fattibile. Mettere un filo di rame di grosse sezioni, è da stupidi perché c'è l' alto rischio di bruciare l' apparecchiatura che utilizza quel fusibile come protezione, ma potrebbe fare altri danni molto più seri. Le soluzioni in emergenza, nel mio lavoro sono al' ordine del giorno, ma bisogna avere le giuste competenze.

[@anomicxtreme]

Is that solder wire 60/40? I also have the upgraded TS 80p and I absolutely love it.

[@theamericans2219]

No... small quantities are available 15 feet on spool... max or less Coming from France... searched everywhere... USA... STOP THE VIDEO... NO HANG ON... went my purchase history on e bay " Loctite Aulsol Alu 45D 4C not avalable in 1.6mm next size down 0.91mm Multi core solder

[@mattia_ita5485]

Bel video 👍

[@TECHHUBfixitup]

Please do make a diy fume extractor.Thanks in advance.

[@emirhas8793]

How to solder a 80 degree temp fuse? Like in a heater

[@waltermarroquin8347]

Ciao Daniele.Saluti dalla Colombia. Il tuoi video sono molto nillustrativi e aiutano a risolvere i problemi che sorgono ogni giorno. Ho accidentalmente graffiato la scheeda del mio laptop e ovviamente ho dovuto acquistare un altro laptop. Penso che potresti aiutarmi a ripararlo. Grazie

[@raducu617]

Ciao! Can You make a project tesla coil ? Grazie

[@diegobracci27]

Ciao daniele Buona sera a tutti! Seguo con interesse i tuoi video ma nonostante tutto ho ancora alcune lacune che mi attanagliano, vorrei fare una domanda (spero che possa rispondermi anche qualcun'altro) Sto riparando una plafoniera led composta da due strip collegata alla 220v e un trasformatore interno che ovviamente si è guastato bruciandomi un bel po di led. Volendo mettere un triac esterno come faccio a capire se ho bisogno di un 12 oppure un 24? Misurando il triac funzionante su un altra plafoniera ho 170v in uscita. grazie a tutti

[@НиколайМаксимов-н1п]

SUPER👉👍👍👍👈

[@pavel7311]

Hi, do you have a link to the flexible holder? (you use it when soldering), thank you

[@muhammedadil4463]

Search : soldering third hand tool on any store

[@giuseppeganci1972]

Ciao Daniele probabilmente lo hai già detto in uno dei tuoi video ma non ricordo più dove cercare , mi diresti cosa usi per pulire le piste dopo la dissaldatura. Grazie mille ,i tuoi video sono sempre belli da vedere .

[@massimo63]

Alcool isopropilico puro (Ottimale anche per i vetri degli scanner, e dovunque non si possono lasciare aloni)

[@giuseppeganci1972]

grazie massimo , non ne ero sicuro , immagino che si trova facilmente in farmacia

[@massimo63]

@@giuseppeganci1972 anche su Amazon, e anche in qualche negozio ben fornito di elettronica (anche spray). Ciao

[@giuseppeganci1972]

@@massimo63 grazie mille

[@prajapatichandu4008]

Clip vala stend kaha she milega

[@thaliffscreative4135]

I impressed on this video ! And it was satisfied thank you for this video.... LOVE FROM INDIA 😍😍

[@roccopompa680]

Ciao Daniele, hai dato tanti bei consigli, grazie, ti volevo chiedere se potevi indicare il link della lega della loctite alu45 4c da 1,6 mm, grazie.

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Si trova su RS component

[@roccopompa680]

@@DanieleTartaglia grazie molto gentile

[@pierluigi8297]

@@DanieleTartaglia Ciao Daniele io ho guardato su RS Component ma non l'ho trovato.

[@tigaie34]

Yes

[@lamerhouse]

dove trovare il Loctite MULTICORE 45D 4C ALUSOL?

[@johntoe6127]

As far as stripping the braid from coax.... I just use stranded copper wire to pick up solder. No need for braid. I don't even bother to buy it.