How to Tin A New Soldering Iron

[@Own-Nothing-And-Be-Happy]

Is the smoke good to inhale?

[@datonebro613]

No

[@kaungmyatkhaing3423]

NO. Over-exposure to the fume can lead to allergic hypersensitivity. Which means you will have nose problems.

[@chancewindham1718]

Hell yea it’ll get you fucked up and ready to party

[@Own-Nothing-And-Be-Happy]

@@kaungmyatkhaing3423 so it's probably recommended that soldering should be done outside?

[@kaungmyatkhaing3423]

@@Own-Nothing-And-Be-Happy yes, good to do soldering in a well-ventilated room. Probably near a window. I recommend using a fume sucker. You can make it with just a 12V pc fan and run it in reverse.

[@cchemmes-seeseeart3948]

Thanks for the video. Question: Is your solder paste shown, actually "soldering paste/ rosin" since 'soldering paste' technically has ground up solder in it? (which i thought gave the rosin a discoloration, because I don't see that discoloration here)? Or is it actually rosin "flux paste"- "rosin with no ground up solder in it? (rosin is classified as a flux. But if it has ground up solder in it, then you call it a form of solder at that point, is my understanding. Thanks.

[@jahidhasan3309]

Thank you for uploading this video.This video was useful.

[@RM-lr9nn]

Soldering iron model...?

[@romelitocortes]

New subscriber...

[@kevin8566]

My new soldering iron was glowing red in the middle amd it wasn't actually me ting off old solder..is the glowing red supposed to happen?

[@CiderPang27]

I hope you returned it.

[@romelitocortes]

Thanks for sharing...

[@Growler57]

Sorry doesn’t work

[@CiderPang27]

Then you're doing something wrong. You don't even need rosin as the flux inside the solder will do the same job.

[@herochannel1167]

Hello