@@VmCrAzZy Didn't forget, just didn't need it- every one of you that replied knew what I meant, & it's still "PG" enough for business comments. However, thank you for the reminder if I had.
@MrKillerno1 ive often wondered, are there ANY people, ANYWHERE, that believe anything those cow worshippers say? Every single video is billshit free energy or something equal stupid like this. I just cant with these people
👋 I have done your method in the past but it is not recommended to sandpaper the tip? Even though it works wonders when re tinning the iron with solder tip cleaner.
Another 8:46 Mins I'll never get back. So you have options. Choosing one takes less time than this video. Choir boy is my personal favorite. The standard collage setup, a wet paper towel and they now sell tip cleaner on Amazon.. so you have that. use the proper solder for the job. use flux and keep your tip clean the entire time your working. dip and clean between joints. Teach yourself to blow over your work while you work. don't inhale. Use exhaust fans. Hot iron is a good start. I let mine sit for at least 10 or 15 minutes before I attempt any work. - That's the 101 stuff I knew before I burnt my self with the iron for the first time. Good luck.
I love that people from many nations--in a plethora of languages--are commenting what a waste of time and effort this video is. Truly bringing the world together. 🤣
@andrew_koala2974. "TIN YOUR IRON". Don't see why he needs to take a class when his message got across just fine. What I find amusing is how a person can tell someone to get an education while insulting them at the same time. Guess that's proof you can be educated and ignorant at the same time.
@andrew_koala2974 Look to your own work. Why are you so offensive and why seek to belittle someone? You claim to be a teacher of some sort yet when an opportunity arises where you could help someone, you instead make a misguided attempt to humiliate. An attempt filled with flaws I might add. You might well impress 8 years olds with your language skills but that doesn't give you the right to act like such an ass. You clearly find it easy to deride from behind your keyboard. In my book that makes you a coward. Again, to an 8 year old you may seem almost heroic. I call you a bully. I hope you're better with your 8 year old students than you are with the commenters on here. Want to make something of this? Are you man enough? I'm calling you out...
Wan't to know the real secret here? This is 9 mins 46 seconds that millions of people will never get back. What's not a secret is upon heating your soldering iron, tin the tip immediately at melting point. Use brass tip cleaner to wipe off oxidized junk, now with a clean, hot, tinned tip heat the joint you wish to solder. When it's hot, touch solder to joint. Once the welding is done, clean the tip of any contamination and tin the tip with solder. Wipe, repeat. When you're done, before your iron is cool, leave a blob of solder on the tip. Next time you heat up your iron, just wipe the blob before heating the first joint. Knowledge son.
The trick to keeping it clean is brass sponge, good quality soldering wire and a proper regulated temperature controlled soldering iron. Alot of the real cheap soldering iron suffer from this problem
The brass sponge is the most important, also applying separate soldering flux (not resin) might help out with many issues as it will suck the solder nicely onto the surface.
I remember the story of the engineer visiting a factory in China and he watched a young woman doing a soldering job and he asked her what used for flux, she gave him a one word reply "Plix".
@@HelloKittyFanMan Sorry but that's just not true. For one I have a degree as an industrial electrician, and we sure did learn how to solder, and work on electronics on the component level, and although much fewer, there are devices with parts that when at fault can be fixed and do not need the entire device replaced. Add to that it's still a thing that some companies that make circuitry and devices for process control, still supply full circuit plans, and even repair guides, which until the mid 80's many household devices came with! Now even that is not common, and the maker of a tiny black box can bring an assembly line down, and for days even weeks because their makers, also make it so they cannot be easily repaired, come with contracts that you must use their repair/replacement system, or else lose a contract on all devices of their make... so you are at their mercy! John deer has so many coded parts in their farming equipment they essentially could disable a thing or two at any time and at will, and make you get in line for service, telling you it will be two weeks, knowing fully well you have a crop that must be harvested within the next few days, or else it may be what puts you out of business, and since John deer used the GPS's and what not to also gather information on who has what fields where for decades already, and on the side just so happened to have started what has now become the largest farm land real-estate firm in the world! You can't even replace some of the most simple and cheap parts because even if they fit, are the very same make and model, they will not work until a "John Deer approved" service tech takes under 5 minutes to put a new part in, AND code it with a click on a phone or notepad, so it will be recognized and work! Louis Rossmann, other activists, a few senators and congressmen (Nearly all democrat), and law firms are trying to get stricter right to repair bills and laws passed where companies cannot lock you into their Eco-system, by controlling parts and repair, tethering vital equipment to the company via the internet, software, or info they retain and can use, but you can't use without contract or them serving you your own data, and under terms they can terminate on a whim... must allow for and even make available plans and other servicing info available... Shit they are pulling this shit on hospitals and clinics, with highly specialized and critical medical equipment and many people have already suffered greatly, and some even died over a company "Protecting their patents...". Any which way, the guy in this video needs to get a Hakko soldering station! Mine is wicked good, and better than anything Weller has ever made, and they went to shit not a decade ago for being sold to a few morons, who thought they could rely on the name of the brand alone.
Wow. Too much time on your hands! Tin it by electroplating, riiight. Wait wait! I got a better idea, PLASMA SPUTTERING! Its easy, just buy thousands of dollars worth of equipment and you're good to go!
As soon as he got the screwdriver I knew all was lost, and came straight here. Gotta go now & find something useful to do with the 6 minutes I just gained.
Un decapante es un producto químico utilizado para eliminar óxido, pintura y otros recubrimientos de metal. Generalmente, se aplica antes de soldar, galvanizar o recubrir el metal para garantizar una unión fuerte. Algunos decapantes comunes incluyen ácido clorhídrico, ácido nítrico y ácido fosfórico.
that was a plated tip. its best not to scrape or use abrasive, because when the plating wears through, it will become just an old fashioned copper bit and need constant filing. just clean the plated tip gently
1. To polish the tip. Insert it in the spindle of a drilling machine. 2. Reinsert the tip into the iron. 3. Turn soldering iron on 4. Flux will clean the tip. 5. Apply solder. 6. Repeat from 4 as needed.
Ese cautín es un asco de sucio, eso pasa cuando no cuidas tus herramientas, si limpias la punta del cautín después de usarla se mantiene, sea cuál sea la punta, igual ahí se ve gran parte del cuerpo del cautín quemado así que, no me sorprendería si cuando lo calentaste lo metiste al agua ahí nomás. Es más si dejas el cautín con un poquito de estaño en la punta, este protege al metal y se evita la degrades de la punta.
Well 😊 the heat of the iron tip should be cleaned with Abit of sandpaper.. Don't solder on the knife blade u distributing the heat away Fr the wire .. Lift the wire up and use the correct gauge solder.. Should you want the wire attached to the blade rather use a fine torch .. Solder seperatally.. Then heat up slightly hold together and!! Wallah UV got a perfect solder joint . .✅😁
This video is a trick.Soldering is done well by sanding the iron tip cleanly and applying the paste.The original solder wire has a paste inside. I cut it up and dipped it in detergent to melt it.
Not only he can't figure out how to solder but he wants to prove it to the world! We'd rather took his word for it, I believe him!! If that wasn't enough, he had to show us he can't lie good either I mean edit. Watch close @ 8:15 he shows after all his magic he still had to stop camera to wire brush the hell out of it like a 9yr old kid got hold of Daddy's sht to destroy it
Buying a soldering iron is great, but here I want to emphasize that I just want to execute the ideas in my head to verify it, draw experience and experience from those jobs! Thank You so much!
I don't like crap talker that money throw at problem this a very innovated bad ass idea to get you soldering iron work good again but a electricity clean bath they do this for car part much larger and with more advanced expense equipment. Thank you sharing this awesome video.
38 year Service Technician here and my 30 Second Tip: Most of the Solder you use in the core has Tin/Flux in it for a Purpose of tinning every time you use the Hot iron, You just need to scrape the oxidised iron tip with Grit, or Grit block to allow the Tin and Flux to Stick/Flow, this should not take more then 30 seconds as time is a valuable commodity when doing service or repairs. if you use this above method you just playing around too much.
those blades have a coating of oil to prevent rust, which is why it wouldnt solder to wire. also you need both objects at solder melting temperature to successfully solder them together. easy way to keep soldering iron tip clean is using fine steel wool, whilst it's heating up. for difficult solders (but when surfaces have been properly prepared) use solder with flux.
@@GausDIY : soldering 101: both things clean, especially clean of grease/oil. both things heated up to same temp to melt solder onto. you dont solder by melting solder onto not well heated parts. if this is too much to ask, as it's basic soldering know-how, then maybe you're not cut out for soldering. solder with flux is a well known helper. you can probably find other aids to difficult solders but, failing basic soldering procedure is not recommended.
@1-Hitter go to the hardware store and buy some flux. It's like 2 or 3 dollars and you find it in the plumbing section with the copper pipes. It comes in a small tub. Get your iron to temperature. Dip tip of hot iron in the flux and then tin the tip with solder. Use a toothpick or cotton swab to apply a small amount of flux to the contact you wish to solder. Then solder as usual and wipe up any excess flux when your done. You'll notice your work will look a million times better. No need to electroplate your tip or any of this extra stuff. Just use flux and make your life easier. You can even buy flux pens that work really well but I think you have to order them because I haven't seen them in the store.
Watch until the end to see how it feels to waste 8 min 46 secs
He could have electroplated it with nickel and less time
😅😅😮
Doin lourd
skip through instead to see if it's worth your time, only wastes about 20 seconds that way 😜
So true
I watched comments before watching the video.And I have saved 7 minutes.
Me too😂😂
I'll do that next time, those Indians think they discover the black tread
Lucky bastards
@@tenchi144 lucky fuck guy
😅😅. This youtuber is only 99%. One person already went to How to earn money from youtube😅
Just sandpaper the tip or scrape it with a blade, add a bit of flux & tin the tip. Done without all this Bull.
Não é suficiente, principalmente se a ponta estiver com resíduos de plástico.
You forgot to write $#it in the last😂😂😂
Yeah you forgot to write the shît
@@VmCrAzZy Didn't forget, just didn't need it- every one of you that replied knew what I meant, & it's still "PG" enough for business comments. However, thank you for the reminder if I had.
The grey sparkly nail polish should tell you everything
That's 8 and a half minutes I'll never get back. I'll never click on another of his videos
He must be one of thos smart "I invented the wheel!!!!" guys from India! There are a lot of them...a whole lot.
@MrKillerno1 ive often wondered, are there ANY people, ANYWHERE, that believe anything those cow worshippers say? Every single video is billshit free energy or something equal stupid like this. I just cant with these people
Sandpaper, dip in flux while heating it, tin it with some solder and rub with a cloth while hot, been doing this for 60 years.
👋 I have done your method in the past but it is not recommended to sandpaper the tip? Even though it works wonders when re tinning the iron with solder tip cleaner.
You never, ever sand the tip of solder iron. I taught soldering classes, this is the first thing I would share.
@@woundedsqrl yup one way to ruin you tip as fast as possible...
How do you solder pewter?? Or solder pewter to silver?
@@woundedsqrlwhy
Another 8:46 Mins I'll never get back. So you have options. Choosing one takes less time than this video. Choir boy is my personal favorite. The standard collage setup, a wet paper towel and they now sell tip cleaner on Amazon.. so you have that. use the proper solder for the job. use flux and keep your tip clean the entire time your working. dip and clean between joints. Teach yourself to blow over your work while you work. don't inhale. Use exhaust fans. Hot iron is a good start. I let mine sit for at least 10 or 15 minutes before I attempt any work. - That's the 101 stuff I knew before I burnt my self with the iron for the first time. Good luck.
Wasting a lot of time
Yeah I did all my soldering ages before this video had finished by cleaning the iron with sand paper
Pure click bait !!
Whenever you see brown hands click it down
And a good phone charger!
Have you ever taught a class?
I love that people from many nations--in a plethora of languages--are commenting what a waste of time and effort this video is. Truly bringing the world together. 🤣
That's why you tin your soldering iron every time you use it and you wouldn't have to go through all that rigamarow. TIN YOUR IRON.
@andrew_koala2974no one cares about your condescending English lesson. The previous comment was easy enough to understand without your input.
@andrew_koala2974. "TIN YOUR IRON". Don't see why he needs to take a class when his message got across just fine. What I find amusing is how a person can tell someone to get an education while insulting them at the same time. Guess that's proof you can be educated and ignorant at the same time.
The world really has gone nuts. I've just been reminded why I don't bother spending time on UA-cam much anymore.
Maybe in their country they don't have it and don't know what it is...
@andrew_koala2974 Look to your own work. Why are you so offensive and why seek to belittle someone? You claim to be a teacher of some sort yet when an opportunity arises where you could help someone, you instead make a misguided attempt to humiliate. An attempt filled with flaws I might add.
You might well impress 8 years olds with your language skills but that doesn't give you the right to act like such an ass.
You clearly find it easy to deride from behind your keyboard. In my book that makes you a coward. Again, to an 8 year old you may seem almost heroic.
I call you a bully. I hope you're better with your 8 year old students than you are with the commenters on here.
Want to make something of this? Are you man enough?
I'm calling you out...
You are doing well dear friend
FEW PERSONS KNOW THIS SECRET OF RUINING SOLDERING IRONS
....nicht Kolben sondern deren Spitze!
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
biut of hydrochloric acid would do the same
He is surely an Expert at ruining a soldering Iron. Please can anyone tell me where he acquired that skill ?
Wan't to know the real secret here? This is 9 mins 46 seconds that millions of people will never get back. What's not a secret is upon heating your soldering iron, tin the tip immediately at melting point. Use brass tip cleaner to wipe off oxidized junk, now with a clean, hot, tinned tip heat the joint you wish to solder. When it's hot, touch solder to joint. Once the welding is done, clean the tip of any contamination and tin the tip with solder. Wipe, repeat. When you're done, before your iron is cool, leave a blob of solder on the tip. Next time you heat up your iron, just wipe the blob before heating the first joint. Knowledge son.
Hey my time
Wasnt a complete waste i was inspired but the salt container with built in spoon thats awsome
This look like the kknda sht i do when high n fiddling wasting time and material no educational or production value
@@charlespatterson9138 When I posted here I didn't read any other comments. It's hilarious how many people had the exact same thoughts.
The trick to keeping it clean is brass sponge, good quality soldering wire and a proper regulated temperature controlled soldering iron. Alot of the real cheap soldering iron suffer from this problem
👍💥 And maybe in the don't have quality saturing irons, Or tin...
@@HomeImProveMentHowI’m curious about what a SATURING iron is ??? Because the video is about cleaning up the tips of a soldering iron.
The brass sponge is the most important, also applying separate soldering flux (not resin) might help out with many issues as it will suck the solder nicely onto the surface.
This is the best title ofr your video.
"WAYS ON HOW NOT TO CLEAN YOUR SOLDERING IRON TIP"
Disgraceful that the tip got to that state.
ua-cam.com/video/tcWKz97WQFA/v-deo.html WHAT THE VIDEO SHOULD HAVE BEEN CALLED
The best title is "how to do random shit that does nothing useful".
He didn't solder it.. he weld it..😂
Do you mean use flux when soldering ? A technique known to every engineer in existence ?
You don't need to even be an electrician to know that! I knew that when I was a 12 year old in the early 70's already!
I remember the story of the engineer visiting a factory in China and he watched a young woman doing a soldering job and he asked her what used for flux, she gave him a one word reply "Plix".
@@adoreslaurel Great story, but it's meaningless: "Plix" isn't even a freaking word! OK, so maybe a brand name, but even then, what's the point?
@@Bob-of-Zoid I assume a lot of girls like "plix', although the sensible ones probably insist that he wears a condom.
@@HelloKittyFanMan Sorry but that's just not true. For one I have a degree as an industrial electrician, and we sure did learn how to solder, and work on electronics on the component level, and although much fewer, there are devices with parts that when at fault can be fixed and do not need the entire device replaced. Add to that it's still a thing that some companies that make circuitry and devices for process control, still supply full circuit plans, and even repair guides, which until the mid 80's many household devices came with! Now even that is not common, and the maker of a tiny black box can bring an assembly line down, and for days even weeks because their makers, also make it so they cannot be easily repaired, come with contracts that you must use their repair/replacement system, or else lose a contract on all devices of their make... so you are at their mercy!
John deer has so many coded parts in their farming equipment they essentially could disable a thing or two at any time and at will, and make you get in line for service, telling you it will be two weeks, knowing fully well you have a crop that must be harvested within the next few days, or else it may be what puts you out of business, and since John deer used the GPS's and what not to also gather information on who has what fields where for decades already, and on the side just so happened to have started what has now become the largest farm land real-estate firm in the world! You can't even replace some of the most simple and cheap parts because even if they fit, are the very same make and model, they will not work until a "John Deer approved" service tech takes under 5 minutes to put a new part in, AND code it with a click on a phone or notepad, so it will be recognized and work!
Louis Rossmann, other activists, a few senators and congressmen (Nearly all democrat), and law firms are trying to get stricter right to repair bills and laws passed where companies cannot lock you into their Eco-system, by controlling parts and repair, tethering vital equipment to the company via the internet, software, or info they retain and can use, but you can't use without contract or them serving you your own data, and under terms they can terminate on a whim... must allow for and even make available plans and other servicing info available... Shit they are pulling this shit on hospitals and clinics, with highly specialized and critical medical equipment and many people have already suffered greatly, and some even died over a company "Protecting their patents...".
Any which way, the guy in this video needs to get a Hakko soldering station! Mine is wicked good, and better than anything Weller has ever made, and they went to shit not a decade ago for being sold to a few morons, who thought they could rely on the name of the brand alone.
Muchas gracias por esos tips uno nunca deja de aprender
I'm afraid to say , you stopped learning the moment this video started!
Please dont waste your precious 8mins on this video
i have wasted the half of the video time and precious cellular data hahaha
I was full wasted😂😂@@user-yl8zq7mn7o
3 minute solder job? Stick with me, I can waste at least 30 minutes!
Ja just buy new tips, i used to live in a place where it is not possible but this is post scarcity
@@willkrummeck Buy a decent soldering iron an ditch the wood burner...
😂 con que hubieras limpiado el soldador y la pieza a soldar desde el principio bastaba
Exacto. Solo bastaba con limpiar la punta y estañarla de nuevo. Este es el video mas inútil que he visto.
Na verdade ñ ,,é muito difícil soldar no estilete!
Oque ele usou q fez soldar e o ACIDO FORFÓRICO 85%
@@Talenito he gastado mis megas jajajajaj
Just clean your tip and use flux. Takes like 10 seconds. What a waste of time.
Correct
Wow. Too much time on your hands! Tin it by electroplating, riiight. Wait wait! I got a better idea, PLASMA SPUTTERING! Its easy, just buy thousands of dollars worth of equipment and you're good to go!
Glad I forwarded to the end to see the exact same result
10000000000000% FAKE
Yes
donkey
Nah. It works but it's excessive
Thanks for saving me time.
100 💯💯 percent 😊💐🙏
I just saw common sense run past my window screaming 😁😁😁
I watched the whole video just because of the music sounds nice
Thank!
As soon as he got the screwdriver I knew all was lost, and came straight here. Gotta go now & find something useful to do with the 6 minutes I just gained.
same here man😂😂
❤❤❤❤exactamente
Excellent narration. Flawless.
Well there's 8 mins of my life I will never get back 😞
You would have wasted it anyway.
this video is helpful for me to learn oxidation process
Thank You!
Un decapante es un producto químico utilizado para eliminar óxido, pintura y otros recubrimientos de metal. Generalmente, se aplica antes de soldar, galvanizar o recubrir el metal para garantizar una unión fuerte. Algunos decapantes comunes incluyen ácido clorhídrico, ácido nítrico y ácido fosfórico.
You are a genius! 😎 ...but the acid disturbs me a lil bit.. I prefer taking acid at parties. 🤪
Tinning a soldering iron bit the long way, the quicker way is to forget the electrolysis, clean the bit then use a good flux.
Thanks bro i am from Sri Lanka. You solve my problem it works greatly .one sec again thanks bro 🎉😊
Greetings to my friend in Sri Lanka. Wishing you peace and happiness!
Clean the tip for using, that will solve your problem
no, your way does not solder such a blade, u need to clean with hydrochloric acid, or that way
I love the comments I'm sure the person making the video will agree
mann, just take the sandpaper, it's faster :))
Hasta que se desgaste la punta de hacerlo y compres otro.
Spent hours plating it with plain solder which will just melt off first time it gets hot.
AMAZING !!!!!
Cheaper to buy a new tip then to destroy a power supply cable? or just scrape the tip.
that was a plated tip. its best not to scrape or use abrasive, because when the plating wears through, it will become just an old fashioned copper bit and need constant filing. just clean the plated tip gently
dip your soldering tip in citric acid is better
dip in citric acid bro
thanks for the insights into effective soldering to steel, iron, much appreciated
A brass wire brush cleans the tip without damaging its plating, then keep it tinned. No need for all this nonsense :-)
Watching here great vedio thank you for sharing 8:30
Thank you so much
I lost confidence when he used lineman pliers for stripping wires.
Bro You did it well. Performed much better than me
Thank you
Wife is gona kick your butt for dropping solder on the kitchen table😂😂
The Concept Is Good,
The Byproduct Of Electrolysis
Contains Salty Metals,
From The Anode,
Likely The Cathode As Well,
Which Can Be Used As Flux!
Thank You!!
@@GausDIY Good
To Be Honest!
Many Were Upset
Because You Taught
That Cheap Salts Can
Replace Expensive Flux!
こんなに無駄な時間を過ごす動画は初めてだｗｗｗｗ
薬品や電源用意しなくても、GootのTipリフレッサーなら簡単にコテ先綺麗にできる。
Plenty of these on youtube.
this is 100000000000% real❤❤ because this is electro pleating
Or just use a metal sponge and flux like any normal person....
That iron is so cheap and poorly made, even that won't help very much.
Scrape the tip and use flux on the solder. 👍
Great information,,,,am here to support and grow together
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Let's grow together! 👍Thank!
Apparently this video creator never heard of rosin and acid based soldering fluxes or common methods to
re-tin soldering iton tips.
Let's bring him quick to play football in Europe to bright the stadiums.
Nothing worse than watching people shuffle things around like a magic show
Clean it up and use soldering paste
0:48 RIP all non deaf people 😬
😮Why doesn't he simply use a cleaner?
This has to be click bait. Guess I was stupid to watch it. 9 minutes gone....
J'arrête directement merci de m'inviter le perte de temps
I am in Iraq and I thank you for fix my problem
You added flux the 2nd time. Wtf.
@andrew_koala2974 how about you educate yourself in not being a sanctimonious condescending W⚓️
Great finding mate. I can't explain it, but I get your point. Keep it up!👏👏👏
"Wasted Time" by SKIDROW 🤘
Wasted Years by Cold
i am living in Australia, but i was born in Pakistan
extremist
Sal ammoniac, spirits of salts, Rosin flux etc do the job real quick.
1. To polish the tip. Insert it in the spindle of a drilling machine.
2. Reinsert the tip into the iron.
3. Turn soldering iron on
4. Flux will clean the tip.
5. Apply solder.
6. Repeat from 4 as needed.
Thank for Tips!
مضيعه للوقت والجهد 😂
😅 LoL right right you waited to the end to LoL 😂😊✌️
Ese cautín es un asco de sucio, eso pasa cuando no cuidas tus herramientas, si limpias la punta del cautín después de usarla se mantiene, sea cuál sea la punta, igual ahí se ve gran parte del cuerpo del cautín quemado así que, no me sorprendería si cuando lo calentaste lo metiste al agua ahí nomás. Es más si dejas el cautín con un poquito de estaño en la punta, este protege al metal y se evita la degrades de la punta.
كان لازم تستعمل صفيحة قصدير لان الرصاص بمجرد استخدام الرأس سينصهر ونعود للمشكل الاساسي
Clean the tip and use flux. Way simpler than all the craps that showed on this video.
Why complicated things??????
Que mágica foi essa rapaz 😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
10000000%fake😂😂😂😂😂
Well 😊 the heat of the iron tip should be cleaned with Abit of sandpaper..
Don't solder on the knife blade u distributing the heat away Fr the wire ..
Lift the wire up and use the correct gauge solder..
Should you want the wire attached to the blade rather use a fine torch ..
Solder seperatally..
Then heat up slightly hold together and!!
Wallah UV got a perfect solder joint . .✅😁
You could tin that in seconds with flux.
Have a dust Chinese gray ! He is magic and save the tip I buy in shoppe look for one and do waste time trying clean!
Exbom
8:16 cut-edit
Yes
Well, that's 8 minutes and change I'll never get back.
No entendí para que puso el plomo en el liquido
This video is a trick.Soldering is done well by sanding the iron tip cleanly and applying the paste.The original solder wire has a paste inside. I cut it up and dipped it in detergent to melt it.
Electrolysis experiment
In real life use 😊
Rename the vidoe please
My video is doing electrolysis experiment for soldering iron to improve the condition of soldering tip
Qué absurdo, tanto atado para esto.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Just put a new tip and save all that time.
oh no, 5 minute crafts has hit the engineering world.
Just need Flux F L U X
Not only he can't figure out how to solder but he wants to prove it to the world! We'd rather took his word for it, I believe him!! If that wasn't enough, he had to show us he can't lie good either I mean edit. Watch close @ 8:15 he shows after all his magic he still had to stop camera to wire brush the hell out of it like a 9yr old kid got hold of Daddy's sht to destroy it
Failed idea, sorry for wasting my time watching
Take a power sander to the tip. Always does the trick! And melt some plastic on it to make it last a long time.
Great idea to have high voltage next to a cup of water i can't imagine it being dangerous.
Thanks 👍
i could have walked to Ace 5 miles away & back with a new tip by the time this is done! A new welding tip is cheaper also.
Buying a soldering iron is great, but here I want to emphasize that I just want to execute the ideas in my head to verify it, draw experience and experience from those jobs! Thank You so much!
I don't like crap talker that money throw at problem this a very innovated bad ass idea to get you soldering iron work good again but a electricity clean bath they do this for car part much larger and with more advanced expense equipment. Thank you sharing this awesome video.
38 year Service Technician here and my 30 Second Tip:
Most of the Solder you use in the core has Tin/Flux in it for a Purpose of tinning every time you use the Hot iron, You just need to scrape the oxidised iron tip with Grit, or Grit block to allow the Tin and Flux to Stick/Flow, this should not take more then 30 seconds as time is a valuable commodity when doing service or repairs. if you use this above method you just playing around too much.
use flux . always always always use paste flux . not the end of story . also , use a fan and remove excess flux as well .
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. but you should have shared before I made this video! thank you!
Sand paper should do the trick, so many unecessary steps.
There is a thing called flux you should try it
Third Class Fellow
Colombia y desde una vereda,gracias!!!
those blades have a coating of oil to prevent rust, which is why it wouldnt solder to wire. also you need both objects at solder melting temperature to successfully solder them together. easy way to keep soldering iron tip clean is using fine steel wool, whilst it's heating up. for difficult solders (but when surfaces have been properly prepared) use solder with flux.
Wow, that's a lot of steps to take! Thanks for sharing the tip with the steel wool, will definitely apply it soon.
@@GausDIY : soldering 101: both things clean, especially clean of grease/oil. both things heated up to same temp to melt solder onto. you dont solder by melting solder onto not well heated parts. if this is too much to ask, as it's basic soldering know-how, then maybe you're not cut out for soldering.
solder with flux is a well known helper. you can probably find other aids to difficult solders but, failing basic soldering procedure is not recommended.
Wtf? Why go through all this trouble when you can just use flux? Thanks for over-complicating a simple task.
Supposedly it makes it easier. I suck at it so that’s why I’m here
@1-Hitter go to the hardware store and buy some flux. It's like 2 or 3 dollars and you find it in the plumbing section with the copper pipes. It comes in a small tub. Get your iron to temperature. Dip tip of hot iron in the flux and then tin the tip with solder. Use a toothpick or cotton swab to apply a small amount of flux to the contact you wish to solder. Then solder as usual and wipe up any excess flux when your done. You'll notice your work will look a million times better. No need to electroplate your tip or any of this extra stuff. Just use flux and make your life easier. You can even buy flux pens that work really well but I think you have to order them because I haven't seen them in the store.
You can also just use rubbing alcohol to clean the tip and object soldered. No flux necessary and the solder will flow from one to another.
Thank you! Great Tips!
Great video by friend put sandpaper works just the same