i learned two things from you, Sir. First, getting the third hand, which is very comfortable to avoid the heat when we put two wires together to solder. i ordered one from amazon right after seeing it. Second, i know i should put the soldering gun at the bottom of the wire to heat the wire directly and then do the soldering. last, i need to clean the tip by rubbing it with a dampened sponge. thanks!
Seen a few videos- up to soldering. They are very good and you know your stuff. In England electricians use snips, side cutters, to bare wire quickly or a not too sharpe knife. Your ways is just fine but different. We used to use screwitts, that's wire nuts, made of porcelain. Interestingly because the voltage is a nominal 230 volts the current to supply an appliance is half that that is needed here. It does make the wiring a lot easier to work with. Looking forward to more of your videos.
If you drip solder in a multimillion dollar satellite (these are built in a clean rooms) I wonder what it will short out in outer space? Do you think it will work in space when you want it to?
You can also obtain nice little portable solder devices which are butane powered and work excellent for heat shrink with an adapter. They are about $100.00 at Jensen Tools on line.
it means he don't know what he's talking about. (The glare from his nose is blinding me). If you are blinded you cannot see. Bad info is just as bad as being blinded temporarily.
Thank you for this video. I was repairing my daughter's talking Hello Kitty doll and made the stupid mistake of letting the solder drip. Next time (I presume there will be a next time given the fact that this was the second time I was repairing it) I won't make the same mistake.
You noticed how he disabled the comments on teaching MIG welding. I'm pretty sure UCI knows this guy is just in it for the money. They wouldn't want to cancel this guys class.
i learned two things from you, Sir. First, getting the third hand, which is very comfortable to avoid the heat when we put two wires together to solder. i ordered one from amazon right after seeing it. Second, i know i should put the soldering gun at the bottom of the wire to heat the wire directly and then do the soldering. last, i need to clean the tip by rubbing it with a dampened sponge. thanks!
Seen a few videos- up to soldering. They are very good and you know your stuff.
In England electricians use snips, side cutters, to bare wire quickly or a not too sharpe knife.
Your ways is just fine but different.
We used to use screwitts, that's wire nuts, made of porcelain.
Interestingly because the voltage is a nominal 230 volts the current to supply an appliance is half that that is needed here.
It does make the wiring a lot easier to work with.
Looking forward to more of your videos.
great info. in all your vids..thanks
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If you drip solder in a multimillion dollar satellite (these are built in a clean rooms) I wonder what it will short out in outer space? Do you think it will work in space when you want it to?
You can also obtain nice little portable solder devices which are butane powered and work excellent for heat shrink with an adapter. They are about $100.00 at Jensen Tools on line.
lol @ Dry as the "Mojave Ocean."
Thank You so much for your informative video. I learned a lot from you.
40Watt will get your job in only 2 seconds as it should be.
Some Irons have 40/60Watt selectable.
by the way, it is easy for me to use a lighter to strip the wire rather than a special pier.
it means he don't know what he's talking about. (The glare from his nose is blinding me). If you are blinded you cannot see. Bad info is just as bad as being blinded temporarily.
can you tell me how you mounted the 1mm 4x8 aluminum top to the table. Glue? or recessed screws?
Thanks
Thank you for this video. I was repairing my daughter's talking Hello Kitty doll and made the stupid mistake of letting the solder drip. Next time (I presume there will be a next time given the fact that this was the second time I was repairing it) I won't make the same mistake.
This is so cool, thank you very much for this info!
You noticed how he disabled the comments on teaching MIG welding. I'm pretty sure UCI knows this guy is just in it for the money. They wouldn't want to cancel this guys class.
does anyone know if a 25 Watt is OK for household soldering as well as PCB welding (for small electronics) ?
thanks!
MAKE UP PLEASE!!!! Your nose is shiney!
?????? his nose is what bothering you? sorry... its wierd... lol...