I can't believe how underrated this information is...

Great information, thanks for this video

Very informative video, thank you! I’ve been soldiering for years now and I learned things from this five minute video that I was doing to oxidize my soldering iron tip and causing them to wear out prematurely. Thank you for sharing your expertise and creating this very informative video!

Completely new here. I just dropped $250 on a soldering gun, heat gun, voltage meter, tray, helping hands, heat gun holder, solder, soldering wick, tip tinner, extra tips, sponges, wire sponges, all the fun stuff, etc., online. It should be here within the week. Now I have never even held a soldering gun before, but by the end of next month I'll be tearing into all my broken electronics hahaha. Im about to be living every nerdy kids dream. 😈😈 Anyways, im here just researching and looking for tips and ways to solder smartly and correctly and looking for things I might need but missed on Amazon.

Thanks for sharing this video & information. I’ve been soldering over 50 years now but learned so much from this video.

What a great video! Priceless knowledge. Thank you very much.A moment before I saw a video of a man scrubbing a soldering tip with a file! :( :( :( Don't do that people. It will destroy the tip.

Great video.Learned how to solder my wires on my guitar installing new pickups.Thanks.Gonna get me a soldering station.

This video is better than others 💎 nice job, thanks for your help

AWESOME VALUABLE INFORMATION! Thank you!

Nice job matching your top to the Weller logotype.

splendid upload Arrow Electronics. I broke the thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the superb work.

Weller ❤❤good videos

Great video Thank you for video

Great video

i dont have a weller but im having an issue. i can tin parts of the soldering iron but other parts it just pool up and falls off or melts on the untinned part and pools up where it is tinned resulting in very uneven tinning of the soldering iron tip.

I wish I'd bought this station. I dont like flipping the holder around though. I'd rather have both out and available.

Thank you!

Thank you. 👍

Thanks.

Good information, torture with the back ground music

is it ok to sand or file the tip?

@alphaghost5909

Жыл бұрын

No it will remove the coating

Can this be used for permanent jewelry?

I assume he’s using Fahrenheit when talking about 500degrees? Correct?

@im_Spade_

2 жыл бұрын

I believe so. I tinned mine yesterday at about 300 C which is about 575 F, close enough I guess?

@Grid56

5 ай бұрын

Yes approx 260 Centigrade.

@catharperfect7036

Ай бұрын

lol yeah of course.

is the L in solder silent?

@Grid56

5 ай бұрын

Only in the US. They like losing letters, don't get me started on aluminum color etc.

@AUTubeN22

5 ай бұрын

I know, and you name stuff different too like your more to the point like pavement vs sidewalk and windscreen , windshield. it takes the biscuit!@@Grid56

sardering?

@danielscheive7619

3 ай бұрын

No it's sawdering

@paul36uk

3 ай бұрын

lol@@danielscheive7619

bad camera work, otherwise good video

You're saying solder wrong. It isn't sarrder.

@danielscheive7619

3 ай бұрын

sawderwing

Just me, or was that chick SPACED OUT AND BORED through a lot of it!?...dang funny.

@safetydepartment

Жыл бұрын

you expecting her to do cartwheels and backflips? its an informational video... she gave the introduction and watched attentively. not everyone has to act like an insufferable influencer. wheres your videos of you at work flipping your burger patties? I wanna see how gleefully excited you are about scrubbing the grill and manning the deep frier so I can leave a few comments for your manager to read

@christianorthodoxy4769

Жыл бұрын

@@safetydepartment Pff' 🤭 Bwahaha' 😂 🙈😂 Hahaha' 🤣 😭

@christianorthodoxy4769

Жыл бұрын

@@safetydepartment hilarious" 🙀💬 Ah'haha Hah, Ha`haha. Lol

I got fed up after 20 seconds of mispronounced the word, SOLDER. You are missing the letter L !!!

@Grid56

5 ай бұрын

As in "I've finished my work , now I'm soddering off " 😂😂

@catharperfect7036

Ай бұрын

I believe it's because the word came from French, so some nations include the L, often in America they don't.