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Audio Repair

Tinker Tom
Craftsmen
Tinker Tom
I use soldering often in my projects. I like to fix and create things, so I need a product that will let me do everything.
Look at my process
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Step 1
Before you begin soldering clean your work space and have all your tools ready.
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Step 1
Before you begin soldering clean your work space and have all your tools ready.
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Step 2
Prepare the wire. Strip wire of outer casting.
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Step 3
Add shrink wrap on one side of the wire
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Step 4
Hook wires together
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Step 5
Join wires. Hook wires together
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Step 6
Prepare Soldering Gun. Holder trigger halfway for 6 second to heat up the tip. Tin the tip.
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Step 7
Protect your work.
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Step 8
Use torch to heat up heat shrink.
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Soldering on drone 

Guru Gary
Software Engineer and Hobbyist
Guru Gary
Soldering is something I’m truly passionate about and Weller always has my back.
Look at my process
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Step 1
Before you begin soldering clean your work space and have your tools ready
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Step 1
Before you begin soldering clean your work space and have your tools ready
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Step 2
Prepare Soldering Station. Turn on the soldering station and adjust the station's wattage to max. Add water to the sponge.
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Step 3
Prepare PCB & wire. Strip wire of outer casting and place wire in helping hand. Place PCV in helping hand.
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Step 4
Apply flux liberally on the wire. Clean the PCB board.
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Step 5
Apply flux liberally on the PCB board
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Step 6
Prepare your iron. Clean the soldering tip using the sponge.
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Step 7
Tin the tip
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Step 8
Solder the wire. Apply the soldering iron to the wire to heat it up. Feed the solder until the area being joined is fully tinned.
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Step 9
Solder the PCV. Apply soldering iron to heat the contact pad. Feed solder until the area on the pad is lightly tinned.
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Step 10
Solder wire to PCB. Place the pre-tinned wire on top of the solder pad. Apply soldering iron to the top with minimal pressure until both solder melts on wire pad.
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Step 11
Pull the iron off and hold for a few seconds with the solder aid until sets.
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Stained glass

Creative Cathy
Arts and Craft Hobbyist
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Weller is has always help my creativity flourish
Look at my process
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Step 1
Before you begin soldering clean your work space and have all your tools ready.
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Step 1
Before you begin soldering clean your work space and have all your tools ready.
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Step 2
Prepare the stained glass. Grind edges until smooth. Place stained glass copper foil tape around the edges of each glass.
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Step 3
Prepare soldering station. Turn on soldering station. Adjust station's wattage to max. Add water to the sponge.
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Step 4
Arrange your pattern. Place stained glass pieces in position.
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Step 5
Liberally brush flux on foiled areas that will be soldered.
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Step 6
Prepare your soldering iron. Turn down wattage between three and four.
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Step 7
Clean solder tip in sponge and tin the tip after
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Step 8
Solder your stained glass project. Tack stained glass pieces together.
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Step 9
Apply thin line of solder to all the seams coating all the copper foil
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Step 10
Flip, flux and repeat step 6
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Step 11
Enjoy your stained glass
Guitar

Guitar project