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Use of flux?? ?

Please, learn how to solder, if you use Rosen Core solder you DONT need the damn FLUX.

Can you make it 14 inch for ken doll

Thanks soo much! This is tremendously helpful!

Multi-layer infinity mirrors with creativity applied to the differences in lighting between each layer. I'd guess there would be a ton of different ways to make the effect less pattern-like this way and that opens up a bunch of different artwork possibilities!

That was a waist of time

This video helped me a lot

why do americans not pronounce the 'L' in solder?

Type this flux

All these effing years I've been upset with myself for being so bad at soldering. Yet this is why. Omg.

Are you using 60 watts soldering iron? Cos i am using that but i dont think it will easily melt the solder

in the show the window frames overlap each other so you could have the two matchsticks slightly in front or behind the other matchstick

Why would you be soldering a black wire to a red wire. Ridiculous!!!!

I’ve watched so many videos and didn’t not understand why I need flux when soldering until watching this. Thank you!!!!

You could also use a nail and hammer to drill a hole. Dip the glass bottle inside a bowl or basin of water until it is fully submerged and use the nail to drill the hole on the desired spot using the hammer.

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All the electronics at home I couldn’t fix because of my lack of soldering knowledge… Really my lack of FLUX KNOWLEDGE 😂 I’m fixing sooo much stuff now

"Polish Glass Bottle Edges After Cutting" Nope. A waste of my time. Zip on this poster.

thanks for the info

Excellent video. Thanks

the only reason to use thicker solder for bigger parts is time saving. it doesn't actually create an issue unlike using thick solder on a tiny part and flooding it accidentally.

how do you know what part goes where on the board though? i'm assuming they are not interchangeable in their locations.

thanks, mate. I'm new to soldering and I bought my first flux after watching this. I already see the difference.

I'm new to soldering. What temperature you would suggest to solder smd and electrolytic capacitors?

I used flux but the tin still didn't stick

You can also use narrow copper tape to create traces.

first rule of DIY video: FIRST you show something, then you show how to make it. and not like you did: hello, here is my rocket, now look at these wires, here is how i soldered them..

I have been trying to figure out why I couldn't get some very thin wire to solder right but I'm pretty sure I'm using the wrong material apparently. Thank you so much! I was having such a hard time that the wire would actually burn.

thank you very much. sincerely, mechanical engineering students

Is there a time limit post soldering that the excess flux needs to be cleaned up within? Or can it be cleaned once all of the components that need to be soldered are done ?

Thanks

Thank you for a direct, no nonsense, easy to watch and extremely educational video. Well done sir.

Can you help me with a name of a specific driller i can buy? Preferably on Amazon. Thank you

I know I'm not talking about more old skool desoldering shown here but I thought somebody could offer tips with the use of desoldering stations. I've set my desoldering station to 315°c & it works quite well, but at a time. I've found out you can only use it for minutes at a time before the station cuts power due to overheating. It would be frustrating to try & strip a PCB from all it's components because of the frequent power cuts, it's not really designed for that particular purpose. You could probably get away with removing a couple of components before it shuts off. I make sure to wear a face mask not to breathe in fumes. Videos showing products in use & advertising, won't tell you the annoying querks about it, like the desolder gun tips, you have to melt out the solder from the solder channels in the tips before use, no video warned me, or nothing was mentioned in the user manual, in fact, the manual wasn't very informative anyway & it feels like some products require personal guess work! For what I paid for it, I wasn't expecting it to be overheating as much within minutes of use, but it's understandable because 315°c is pretty hot, but it's still annoying!

I saw in the video that you cut a part of the bottle with a diamond blade. Wouldn't it be better if you did all the parts with heat? At minute 0:23 ❤❤❤❤❤❤

This rly helped me a lot 👍 thank you I’m building this for my best friend which we both obsessed over doctor who lol 😂

I just say thank you! For explaining what basically frustrated me for years!

Thanks for all you do!

Multiplicity! - Great demo. TY

Why do Americans insist on calling solder “soder”? Haven’t they noticed the “L” in the middle of the word? It very strange….

I have a problem. I'm trying to get a part out. But the solder keeps dripping down then use the wick and I try turning the heat and flux with no access

Very cute,and pretty lights.

I've been soldering for years and always pissed off when the solder just jumps around the wires. I can't believe it was this simple all along. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Okay so I'm trying to repair a bunch of PS3 controllers and I found out a lot of the ports are broken on the inside is there a video on how to replace and what to and how to use flex on even like an HDMI port so I can kind of get the concept

Good to know to fix my ps5 controls and replace the sticks.

Good to know to fix my ps5 controls

Wooow I finally get it. I’m going to order flux right now because this is the solution to the exact problem I keep having.

I'm new to your videos and so far I love them. I'm also new to navigating RUclips. Would you mind helping me to find the video you mentioned in this one where you describe more about the Flux please? I see a link to a kind of flux and a video that mentions flux but not a specific video link for what I believe you are saying you have. Sorry my wording is all over the place.

thank you for this. how many hours did this take?

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