Pace Inc.Everything you wanted to know about soldering and desoldering but were afraid to ask

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  • Опубліковано 9 жов 2011
  • Paceworldwide
    For pro's only - Be the smartest SMD kid on your block!
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    It's not the tool, it's your brain behind that tool! PCB high reliability repair and rework for 2M , IPC standards, and other's needing top standards in soldering and rework. Methods that meet or exceed OEM's standards.Used by Navy/Air Force/USMC/Coast Guard 2M Miniature/Microminiature Electronics
    People believe Pace gear is expensive. I tell them you fix one PCB that's out of circulation and the gear pays for itself and your customer is delighted the system works for its intended use even though the system is 20 years old. This gear is a profit center! Very Best, Marc

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  • @hautedaug
    @hautedaug 6 років тому +50

    The Bob Ross of soldering.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  6 років тому +11

      A great compliment! I watched him to relax. Best, Marc.

  • @Polaf3456
    @Polaf3456 10 років тому +61

    I like how pre-2000 this video is.
    *Non-chalantly looks like doing work*
    "Oh... Hello."

  • @Britec09
    @Britec09 11 років тому +21

    Now that's what you call a pro at work, good upload. Best soldering demo on UA-cam.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому +1

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc Request

  • @Fluffinho20
    @Fluffinho20 7 років тому +16

    This just helped me land a job with Thales Group as an ET, thank you so much Marc!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому +8

      Dear Mr. Valle ,
      A Truly heart felt testimonial kind Sir.
      Congratulations on landing that ET position at Thales Group.
      Thank you for your note
      Very Best, Marc W. Siegel

  • @dammachines
    @dammachines 11 років тому +6

    Hi Marc, I worked at Pace Inc in Laurel for a few years back in the mid-90's. Worked for Joanne in the Config/Doc Control dept. Watching your video brings back the memories... I'm a software engineer now, but I have a PPS-25 w/SP1-A Sodr Pen on my desk that I use building boards for hobby (for now) work in my spare time. Joanne tried to get me into one of the training classes at Pace, but it never happened. Just wanted to say thanks for sharing your videos with us!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому +2

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

    • @NeverSuspects
      @NeverSuspects Рік тому +2

      @@MrMarcSiegel Ha, that was just a slightly late reply. Whats a decade or two.

  • @jay6776ify
    @jay6776ify 9 років тому +5

    You sir are the Jedi master of soldering, may the flux be with you

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Fantastic response Sir ! Sorry for the delay. Best Marc

  • @igrewold
    @igrewold 11 років тому +1

    The TITLE should win a Noble prize for longevity.

  • @miIitaryminded
    @miIitaryminded 4 роки тому +40

    its Christmas in the 90s.
    its passed your work hours.
    do you
    A: go home, chill out and eat crap food and watch T.V.
    B: make an epic hour long tutorial on soldering, pre youtube, for youtube when it happens.
    oh... hello

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  4 роки тому +13

      Thank you. Ahead of my time I guess.

  • @rodolforibas
    @rodolforibas 10 років тому +1

    Should call it "Everything you wanted to know about soldering and desoldering but never even heard of". GREAT instructional. And great optics, those are superb images - specially for a VHS. cheers!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @ChrisLeeX
    @ChrisLeeX 8 років тому +6

    Incredible. I wish I had found this gold mine a decade ago. Thank you so much for sharing!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  8 років тому +2

      +Chris Lee
      Thank you for your kind comment. Best Marc

  • @noneyabizness2737
    @noneyabizness2737 10 років тому +2

    lol I meant it in a good way, promise. That video was oddly soothing, as well as informative. Like when I was a kid and used to watch Bob for hours and not be bored once.
    "Let's paint some happy little SMDs over here"

  • @kubectlgetpo
    @kubectlgetpo 9 років тому +3

    This is the best soldering video and tutorial! I keep a link handy in my notes to share it with anyone learning soldering. The tools Mr. Marc uses may look dated, but oh boy, its the fundamentals and the technique! Awesome!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  4 роки тому +1

      Thanks Neolon, sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @fancyfembot5740
    @fancyfembot5740 10 років тому +9

    "Oh, hello". That's the best! I had to pause and giggle for a minute.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @jamessheridan7821
    @jamessheridan7821 10 років тому +2

    Sorry for your loss. Marc. Thank you for the soldering videos. Such a great help and inspiration for me. I wish you and yours well.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому +1

      Thanks james that means a lot, Best Marc

  • @leadbones
    @leadbones 10 років тому +3

    Great video, by the way. Well presented and concise. It's always nice to watch someone who's aced it doing their thing.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому +1

      Thanks so much Leadbones, Best Marc

  • @rtoebak76
    @rtoebak76 7 років тому +7

    I have learned so much from this. Soldering,desoldering ,cleaning and the use of tools.
    Maybe i have seen this video to many times already. But it keeps on being interesting.
    I can not afford all this but ebay has given me a lot that comes close.
    And it is a hobby for me. And work for you. Thanks for these video's.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому +1

      Hi Robert,
      Thank you for the kind note.
      Best,
      Marc

  • @render8
    @render8 7 років тому +3

    Fourth time I'm watching this over a two year period, excellent tutorial. Thanks.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому +1

      A truly heart felt testimonial kind Sir.
      Very best to you and yours
      Marc

  • @vdubjunkie
    @vdubjunkie 10 років тому +2

    I found this unbelievably useful gem a few months back, and now I've just shared it with an associate I recently learned is also interested in soldering and repair. Thank you so much for taking the time to make and share this.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @GulfSouthGene
    @GulfSouthGene 10 років тому +1

    Great SMD Tools, Demonstration, & Video! Thank You, learned a lot of technique!

  • @jaysonpaul1931
    @jaysonpaul1931 10 років тому +1

    Thank you for making this video. I am just now learning to solder and this video is an invaluable resource. You are a master of your trade.

  • @techgood
    @techgood 11 років тому

    i don't have enough words to thank you for this, you are a amazing Teacher - Thank you Sir

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @Washburn-rr5eh
    @Washburn-rr5eh 9 років тому +4

    Very impressive tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  4 роки тому +1

      Your Welcome Sir. Best Marc Siegel

  • @franknwendy69
    @franknwendy69 9 років тому

    Very Good Video Marc...Well Done! I thought that I was going to sit down and watch about 10 minutes of your video and found myself captivated and could not get away. I would rate myself as average in the soldering department. Guys at work usually ask me to handle most of the soldering for them, but after watching your video, I believe that I can only get better from here. Thanks again for such a thorough explanation. Frank King

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  8 років тому

      +FranknWendy King Your welcome my friend. Those guys at least get you a pace system!
      Thank you for your kind note, Marc

  • @Trevs-Shed
    @Trevs-Shed 11 років тому +1

    I have to thank you for making the best video on UA-cam as far a desoldering and soldering SMD components goes.
    I will be posting this video on my TV engineers forum in the morning.
    That was a very worthwhile hour indeed.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому +1

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

    • @Trevs-Shed
      @Trevs-Shed Рік тому +1

      @@MrMarcSiegel Just 10 years late.;-)

  • @pauloinfodias
    @pauloinfodias 10 років тому +2

    Thanks for the great video Marc, his work helped me improve my welding techniques. Despite not having such sophisticated equipment, it was still possible to apply various techniques in my daily life.
    Congratulations for the excellent work, greetings from Brazil

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @glenneaux
    @glenneaux 10 років тому +5

    Great video, I'm looking to assemble some small pcb's with surface mount components (0603, QFP's) and replace a QFP MCU on a board - this video is worth its weight in gold and definitely will be bookmarked as it is a great reference. Thank you for sharing this video as I'm sure these skills are fading fast in this throw away society.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому +1

      Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @pufarinu
    @pufarinu 10 років тому +1

    it was a pleasure to watch this! thank you very much for uploading this beautiful work !

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @xcaves
    @xcaves 11 років тому

    Thank you so much for sharing your experience!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @georgemomich9192
    @georgemomich9192 9 років тому

    A true master at work here, thank you sir for the great informative video.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому

      Thank you so much.
      please forgive me for the late response.
      Very best to all
      Marc

  • @sbx500a
    @sbx500a 11 років тому

    This is probably the most complete video about soldering and desoldering on youtube.
    Excellent sill,nice equipment and fair good work.
    Now I guess there are thousands of people looking for suitable soldering staff like yours.

  • @tonytone3424
    @tonytone3424 9 років тому +2

    Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, I took a double period class in electronics in my senior year of High School back in 1987 and needed to re-freshen up on some soldering and desoldering techniques and came across your video which was very well put together and clear. You are the man Marc Siegel !

  • @Liaquet1
    @Liaquet1 10 років тому

    JUST EXCELLENT CAN NOT IMAGINE BETTER THAN THIS ON THIS TOPIC.THANKS FOR UPLOADING.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Marc Siegel
      • 1 second ago
      Thanks james that means a lot, Best Marc

  • @benivers7291
    @benivers7291 9 років тому +6

    Best soldering tutorials ever... marc you are inspiring,would love to see some new vids on the new intelliheat tweezers MT100 and TP100 thermopik.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  9 років тому +4

      Ben Ivers Hi Ben, Check out Paces extensive collection of videos on their web site.Thanks for the note,Best Marc

    • @adksherm
      @adksherm 3 роки тому +1

      It's that We like your commentary and teaching though , I think!

  • @Rikkie38
    @Rikkie38 10 років тому +1

    Marc, when I look at this video again I realize how good it is. You are a very good presenter, you do not stutter once or say "uh" and you have total control over what you are doing. What an amazing performance. The quality may be 90's, perhaps you should redo this one with HD quality. I learned so much in this vid ! Take care and brgds from Holland.

  • @TheeAldeen
    @TheeAldeen 12 років тому

    Look at all those great toys!! Great Video Marc - THANK YOU!!

  • @VinnyXL420
    @VinnyXL420 10 років тому

    I learned ALOT of new stuff watching this, am not a pro solderer, but i am interested in this field as part of my interest in electronics and electricity, and i have to say your hand soldering is as good as any robot soldering and other methods i've seen to this day!
    Just wow! Good job!
    Very impressive sir! :)

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @1337NoMad1337
    @1337NoMad1337 11 років тому

    WOW. Very great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Superior work!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @sirmi9868
    @sirmi9868 5 років тому +2

    You sir are straight badass like everything 80-90s ,by the way you look like my teacher,boss and mentor a master technician in electronics really nice guy,glad i find this video

  • @MarDan49
    @MarDan49 10 років тому +3

    Wspaniala lekcja podana w bardzo przystepny sposob.Wielkie dzieki.

    • @sebas100798
      @sebas100798 9 років тому +1

      Marc Siegel It's Polish. Pozdrawiam Polaków!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @generfeld
    @generfeld 3 роки тому

    there is something very comforting about this video. Also, this guy seems like a real expert...they probably wanted him to do a video to help train future employees etc, wonder where this guy is now and what's he's doing

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  2 роки тому +1

      Retired from PACE Inc. Yes, I trained customer's world wide Lot's of military. I can't say more.
      Still playing Sax and flute.
      Photograph Artist. 66 years young!
      Cool comment
      Best Marc

  • @moesella3542
    @moesella3542 11 років тому +1

    A pro to learn from, excellent lesson through this video, thank you very much Mark.....

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @msbe8916
    @msbe8916 4 роки тому

    Very interesting, I’ll use these techniques at work, thanks!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  4 роки тому

      Thank you for the your kind comment. Very Best Marc

  • @dinhle4412
    @dinhle4412 10 років тому +2

    Thanks so much for teaching us. You are the Master of the Master

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @IsaacOLEG
    @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому +1

    Hello, Marc, I wanted to thank you, I believe that your videos allowed me to de-solder and change a Spi Flash Nand on a Blaupunkt TV that was cycling on start ! I managed to do a somewhat clean job, without overheating, without too much lead ! And the TV is back on service (not that I look at TV I will use it as a larger screen ! ;) A Big Thank You then, and BEST 2021 wishes of course ! Isaac

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Excellent!

    • @IsaacOLEG
      @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому

      ​@@MrMarcSiegel Yes it helped, good. Can you tell me if I dismount that champion Micro 6802 B CI pwm and alim control, I will be capable of checking it with an ohmmeter only ? (and put it back !) . I find 5 to 10 Ohms between ground and vcc , just find the datashett - Thank you www.champion-micro.com/datasheet/Analog%20Device/CM6802AB.pdf

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      @@IsaacOLEG I don't know Sir. My training is only for PCB physical repair. I don't even know AC/DC law.

    • @IsaacOLEG
      @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому

      @@MrMarcSiegel Hi thank you, it surprise me, but I understand specialisation exists. Thanks for your honesty, being a hobbyist (trying to repair but mostly trying to learn new things, which is not easy) I was persuaded that anyone working professionally with a solder iron had some training in electronics.
      Best regards

    • @IsaacOLEG
      @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому

      ​@@MrMarcSiegel Hello Sir ! Hello, this is out of topic so excuse me, I just did read that in case we do not have some at hand, we can use "paper coffee filters" as a non woven fabrics - to clean screens, or parts to be glued dust free, or even to get rid of the flux without leaving small pieces of fiber. It may be probably OK, then I though that we have plenty of facial masks at hand those days, and they seem to me made out of non fiber material too. Did you heard of that ? Using them in place of the special fabrics for electronics cleaning ? Best regards
      ANd (!) BTW do you heard of using heat (or Heat plus a cold spray ) to straighten up damaged pjone or laptop cases or chassis (twisted, bowed, smashed) ? As it works somehow for cars body (plastic and metal BTW, having their "memory" ) I am about to try before installing a new screen on a cheap telephone xiaomi, that seems to get a bycicle passing on it ;) ever heard of such process to help straightening ? Thanks

  • @DineshSharma-ou9rf
    @DineshSharma-ou9rf 9 років тому

    wonderful great demonstration i ever seen ..................and mind blowing tools fantastic .

  • @89escalade
    @89escalade 10 років тому

    Wow... this was the best hour ive spent in quite some time. Excellent video.. Now i have much more practice to do!

  • @kattfranklin6933
    @kattfranklin6933 Рік тому

    Thank you so much-needed information.

  • @keepinitrealjj
    @keepinitrealjj 11 років тому

    Excellent video, thank you for your time and effort.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc Request

  • @marcushume2240
    @marcushume2240 3 роки тому

    Excellent work. You do have a lot of patience for this type work. Very clear, concise explanations on every work piece. These techniques used for soldering smd are helpful and will be put to use . I am curious as what type of no clean flux is being used here. It looks to me it works well with Solder being used. I assume the solder is 8 ml in size and without resin core. Would there be a problem mixing the both. Again your a true professional and enjoyed you sharing this information. Canada.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Tin lead 60/40 rosin core used here.

  • @maemaisagat
    @maemaisagat 11 років тому +1

    the best used hour of my life.. thx Mr Marc S.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @CorpsebombMKiv
    @CorpsebombMKiv 10 років тому

    That was a great presentation. You have fantastic skill sir.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Marc Siegel
      Thanks that means a lot, Best Marc

  • @Dadelyn3
    @Dadelyn3 9 років тому

    Very well explain,you sound like a teacher my husban
    enjoy your videos.Thank you.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  4 роки тому

      Thank you Miriam. That's just super. Very Best Marc

  • @lukeeskander7146
    @lukeeskander7146 11 років тому

    It is a wonderful Video, Thanks for this great Job.I wish next video you talk about IPC standard certificates

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc Request

  • @harihendaryanto
    @harihendaryanto 2 роки тому

    march 2022, still the best micro soldering tutorial :)

  • @barumman
    @barumman 9 років тому

    First class presentation, Thanks for sharing :)

  • @miroslavmiljkovic166
    @miroslavmiljkovic166 8 років тому +1

    Best freakin tutorials EVER! But, you have tools for literally EVERYTHING... Not all of us work at NASA, developing rocket boards, or have this kind of lab anywhere nearby. Nevertheless, I REALLY like your tutorials of plain solder tip and paste works. I am yet a beginner, but with this kind of help, I can make myself better. THANK YOU!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  8 років тому +1

      Miroslav Miljkovic Thank You for your complimentary note Mr. Miljkovic See the paceworldwide.com and see process guides for many procedures on various PCB's.
      Pace's "Cir-Kit" will help you save older boards.
      My Apple MacBookPro needed a few QFP's and they were replaced easily using components from a scrap board, and I was back in business. The repair paid for the kit! The tech used pace and pace process guides to show him how safely.
      Avoid low melt large plastic range solder kit's for component removal as they will contaminate the Intermetallic layer which is then much less reliable with continued thermal cycling. Medical , avionics, process control boards in manufacturing aren't deadly like nasa but a big loss when the machine stops working. Failed Med systems and police and emergency communications systems and traffic lights are also critical and life and death.
      Best Marc W.Siegel.

  • @Jathusa
    @Jathusa 7 років тому

    I am very impressed when I seen this Video!. No one can explained like this.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому

      Thank you so much my friend.
      Very best'
      Marc

  • @reggiebacci
    @reggiebacci 9 років тому +1

    Great video Marc. Do you know of any tips / methods for repairing lifted pads e.g. if you've applied too much heat or damaged them mechanically? Thanks.

    • @reggiebacci
      @reggiebacci 9 років тому

      Hi Marc, Thanks for the reply. I was only actually working on my mouse, replacing bouncy microswitches, and I lifted a thru-hole pad, so it's not gonna be worth spending big bucks. I was just using an iron, wick and a pump. A bodge-wire is holding steady at the moment, but it did get me wondering about how I could repair more critical stuff. I was thinking that copper foil and epoxy resin were probably the way to go. I'll definitely bear the Cir-Kit in mind, thanks again.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому +1

      CirKit track and pad repair from Pace. Not sure if they still carry it. Marc

  • @SnowyMountainBlueSky
    @SnowyMountainBlueSky 11 років тому

    This just blew my mind. Incredible technique.
    Thanks for this awesome video.
    And merry christmas. (getting close)

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @SlickRick4EVER
    @SlickRick4EVER 10 років тому +1

    I'm deeply sorry for your loss of your dad, Marc. I JUST am getting into soldering and I was fascinated by your video. When I saw RIP from aqib2000, I thought it was YOU. Still, I know what it is like to lose a loved one. My deepest condolences and my hats off to a legacy that your father has left for us (the future) to use in his creations. :)

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Marc Siegel
      • 1 second ago
      Thanks that means a lot, Best Marc

  • @5stareventsdj
    @5stareventsdj 8 років тому

    Hi Marc - I liked this video. Thank you for sharing. Wondering if you can tell me the best way to remove a SOP24L package. 24 pins 6mmx8mm? Also is there an easy way to look up Pace tips by dimensions? I have both the thermotweez and thermopick. Thanks. Greg

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  8 років тому

      +Greg Hodges Hey Greg, thanks for the note. Contact Pace directly via their web site. You should receive a fast response and answer from an expert to your question. FYI The site has tip lists and dimensions and P/N. Marc

  • @powertran6755
    @powertran6755 4 роки тому

    great master. is there a video on how to repair damaged pcb tracks ?

  • @apakinc8734
    @apakinc8734 8 років тому

    Very informative. Thanks!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  8 років тому

      +Apakinc.com Thanks for the kind note. Marc

  • @nicku33
    @nicku33 6 років тому

    You've elevated soldering to an art form in this video,

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  6 років тому

      Thank you for your kind note. Marc

  • @norgerichard
    @norgerichard 7 років тому

    Thank you so much for this video

  • @IBRAHIM12143
    @IBRAHIM12143 10 років тому

    10/10 That's what i was looking for.God bless you.

  • @giorgostexnikos6976
    @giorgostexnikos6976 4 роки тому

    the best video for soldering.thenks for that video.bravo.......

  • @SergioIsla
    @SergioIsla 7 років тому

    Fantastic!!!!!!!
    Very cool!!!!!
    Thanks for to share!

  • @RazielDG
    @RazielDG 10 років тому +1

    An amazing work from an amazing man. R.I.P.

    • @wowsuchhandle
      @wowsuchhandle 4 роки тому

      He passed away ?

    • @tookitogo
      @tookitogo 3 роки тому

      Kerim Kerim I think it was his dad that died. Marc himself has replied years after the comment above.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Marc Siegel
      • 1 second ago
      Thanks Antonio that means a lot, Best Marc

  • @user-go7lq5ub3t
    @user-go7lq5ub3t 7 років тому +1

    Hello! Very entertaining and instructive videos! Tell me what kind of microscope on video and the use? I'm waiting for an answer!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому +1

      Cheep, Made in China Tri noc scope with 10 and 20x. I made the mount. x/y axis bars attached to a heavy wood base.

    • @user-go7lq5ub3t
      @user-go7lq5ub3t 7 років тому

      A model and a series of microscope write?

  • @Authoratah
    @Authoratah 11 років тому

    Best soldering video on UA-cam, thanks for uploading.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc Request

  • @SirMixAlotChannel
    @SirMixAlotChannel 12 років тому +1

    The desoldering tool/solder extractor alone is worth its weight in gold

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @Skunkola
    @Skunkola Рік тому

    Wow, this is so cool. It has everything - brilliant tutorial and a window into past world. Thank you for making and sharing.
    Just out of interest, when was this filmed?

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому +1

      1994 much still applies. Thank you. Kind Sir, very best Marc

    • @Skunkola
      @Skunkola Рік тому +1

      @MrMarcSiegel Thank you, I loved 1994, it's always with me and this just makes it so much better. 🖖

  • @robertmccully2792
    @robertmccully2792 9 років тому

    excellent video

  • @ravindraadapa2952
    @ravindraadapa2952 10 місяців тому

    Awesome video

  • @e5frog
    @e5frog 8 років тому

    Very good tutorial!

  • @OleF112
    @OleF112 3 роки тому

    Marc, i like your work very much, PACE is still the best for me. Here in Germany unfortunatly is is more difficult to find spares for me. I won´t miss my SX 80, PS90 and my new ADS200. Unfortunatly my vacuum pump in the ST115 is broke..i hesitate to install a china membran pump..

  • @NinthDensity
    @NinthDensity 4 роки тому +2

    A true professional.

  • @petevannuys5642
    @petevannuys5642 Рік тому +1

    I asked whether iron tip need a earth connection sides to eliminate any strayed ac voltage source of damage the sensitivity components ?

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      The Iron and power source must be grounded at the same potential. Also Zero power switching and wrist strap. Best Marc

  • @MrPhyuphway
    @MrPhyuphway 10 років тому

    thank you, for teaching what i want to know

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @norgerichard
    @norgerichard 6 років тому

    wow, this is very good. Learned a lot

  • @amigoponc
    @amigoponc 9 років тому +3

    Thanks friend, very good video. Congratulations on the skill that has. I love computers and devices that use perfectly adapted to the masterful show that has given us with this video... Let me share it and subscribe to your channel. Congratulations.

  • @xaverius1114
    @xaverius1114 8 років тому

    Outstanding!!! Thanks a Lot!

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  8 років тому

      +Javier Rodriguez your'er very welcome. Marc

  • @yurigagarin4974
    @yurigagarin4974 5 років тому

    I thought yeah whatever when he was removing parts.. Then I watched him solder them back on.. AMAZING SKILLS!!! 😎👍

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  4 роки тому

      Why thank you my friend. Best Marc

  • @Nightowl_IT
    @Nightowl_IT 10 років тому +2

    This is the best video on soldering I ever watched.
    Where can you get those tools?
    How much do they cost?
    Which flux was used?
    Which solder, solder paste?

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Search Paceworldwide for advice. Best Marc

  • @djmarkom
    @djmarkom 10 років тому +1

    You are the God of te soldering ;)
    Can u tell me wich brand of non clean flux and soldering paste u using...
    Im using kingbo...Thanks in advance

  • @IsaacOLEG
    @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому

    Great job , great quality, links, information thank you. Is not P.A.C.E. an acronym for training among professionals ? thanks (
    I did get it finally, so there is PACE brand and PAC ?)

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому +1

      P.A.C. is Production Automation Corporation a seller of PACE worldwide products. PACE (Product Application Consulting Engineering )the original acronym.

    • @IsaacOLEG
      @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому

      @@MrMarcSiegelThank you I was confusing with PACE Professional Advance through Continuing Educations . booklets to support a training among professionals of pianos repair and maintenance ;) I like the videos from Pace, however . a good 2021 year to you

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому +1

      @@IsaacOLEG Your welcome.same. Funny, I just got my 73 Rhoads repaired.

    • @IsaacOLEG
      @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому

      @@MrMarcSiegel Mmostly acoustical on my side but I tuned a few Rhodes. good instruments, their regulation is specific, not many techs do that.

    • @IsaacOLEG
      @IsaacOLEG 3 роки тому

      btw, I am wondering, can a small quantity of acid be added in 99.9 isopropyl alcool to get rid of corrosion more easily (before desoldering/soldering) ? I thought of phosphoric acid, or even some chelators that attack only the oxydes) I did see water based flux used too, are there advantages , out of not attacking protective lacquer ) ? thanks

  • @xex2kok
    @xex2kok 10 років тому

    Great video.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  3 роки тому

      Your welcome, Best Marc

    • @xex2kok
      @xex2kok 3 роки тому

      @@MrMarcSiegel And only 6 years later. Not bad. You truly are the best Marc. Thanks again. :)

  • @greghamm2100
    @greghamm2100 9 років тому +1

    Excellent video, I am two thirds of the way from achieving my A.A.S. in electroncis engineering and hope to be even half this good. Came looking for some tips on using my reflow and iron station. I saw some tips I didn't even know were in existence. I watched this in it's entirety. Where is Pace?

  • @antonyza
    @antonyza 11 років тому

    Gracias a You Tube por estos exelentes videos que mejoran la calidad de trabajo.Gracias a Mark, un tremendo profecional con herramientas que cuestan mucho dinero y solucionan muchos problemas que tenemos a diário los que trabajamos con electrónica.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @MyXMesha23
    @MyXMesha23 12 років тому +1

    Good video, but excellent job. This is best video on youtube definetely. Thanks man, I enjoyed watching it. Best regards.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @ScalpelFrode
    @ScalpelFrode 10 років тому +1

    Do you know what magnification on the microscope you typically use? Trying to figure out which microscope to buy...

  • @sparkden
    @sparkden 7 років тому

    Thanks Mark

  • @moesella3542
    @moesella3542 11 років тому

    Mark, what the best way to use removing a QFP128 0.5mm pitch clean and safe keeping all fine pins straight prior to reuse the chip on another PCB ? since this video doesn't cover this kind of procedure, in case if hot air gun is preferable tool then what the safest temperature should be set? please reply with full process how do it, many thanks in advance...

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Not sure.Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @drakodrako1968
    @drakodrako1968 11 років тому

    Best soldering video on UA-cam, thanks from caracas venezuela

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @timothytim9081
    @timothytim9081 10 років тому

    Thank you Marc for your great teaching I never really saw how these components were actually soldered than seeing it on a video or TV in a factory by a machine or robot.
    I have to say Marc was this video made recently ? because it looks like it was made back in the 90s how the difference was between VHS and DVD.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Yes 1994. Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc

  • @ahmedfarrag3910
    @ahmedfarrag3910 7 років тому

    thanks alot mark .. i wonder if there a desoldring station in pace like hakko fr400 ? it,s amazing 300 watts unique one .. i need something like that pace prand ..

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому

      Hi Ahmed,
      I do not know Sir. Contact Pace inc.
      Thank you for your kind note.
      Best,
      Marc

    • @ahmedfarrag3910
      @ahmedfarrag3910 7 років тому +1

      So so happy that the great marc siegel replied at my comment .. my respect

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  7 років тому

      You are too kind. Thank's

  • @TheHuamantla
    @TheHuamantla 4 роки тому +1

    I love this video.

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому +1

      Thank you Javier Navarro . Best Marc

  • @doman180
    @doman180 11 років тому

    One question about termic tweezers. You have very fine one, and you using them on lead tin. Im going to buy cheap one with 48W at 220V for sam hobby stuff. Will they be enough for unsoldering things your way (bridging with LEAD tin) on lead-free boards? I mean, will lead tin lower melting tmp enough in lead-free solders to use 48W for it?

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc Request

  • @mindyfunkskates
    @mindyfunkskates 10 років тому

    This video blows my mind

    • @MrMarcSiegel
      @MrMarcSiegel  Рік тому

      Thank You. Sorry for the late response. Best Marc