I found your channel almost a week ago and it's amazing! I learned a lot from your videos, especially some rules of thumb on soldering and heat management. This video is one of those. Thanks for your generosity in sharing these important stuff.
@@ryangiggles these are my favorite comments, I’m so happy to hear your moving along in your repair journey! With that being said most of my videos are getting pretty old and Iv improved a lot of them and have almost 250 new videos that improve every process and explanation on my new elearning platform. So if you’re ever in the market for paid learning and want to push ahead even farther. Always feel free to contact me. I’d love to help. If not, I know my free videos have many secrets that most paid courses don’t even touch and I’m sure you’ll be busy with them for some time to come :)
Are there specific jobs or products that you would recommend using remover alloy/low melt solder for? I started watching older videos on it and it makes sense why you advise against it
number one for me, is mission critial harvesting. I will absolutely use low melt if i have more than a 5-10% doubt on a rare component being harvested that maybe i only have access to one of, or where i had to purchase an entire donor board for it. This doesn't mean high density components, but more connectors and low density stuff. I also think its useful in situations where that's what came with the board. Sandwhich pcb designs call for lower melt by oem spec, so we follow that, by spec. I just don't believe and don't push the train of thought that its better to always use it. I always want to be able to solder any time anywhere with normal alloys. And while some only solder at work, i solder all over the world and couldn't imagine embarrassing myself walking around with low melt in my pocket because my process was so wear that I didn't know how to work around it. =D lol anyway I hope that answers your question Matthew! Thank you for adding to the discussion and leaving a comment =) ps: i also think there are specific data recovery situations where its applicable as long as the device will not be used afterwards.
lol this video is the preheater prereq video for the next week or so. I just need people to understand this concept first before we hand out the preheaters in class =P haha
I found your channel almost a week ago and it's amazing! I learned a lot from your videos, especially some rules of thumb on soldering and heat management. This video is one of those. Thanks for your generosity in sharing these important stuff.
@@ryangiggles these are my favorite comments, I’m so happy to hear your moving along in your repair journey!
With that being said most of my videos are getting pretty old and Iv improved a lot of them and have almost 250 new videos that improve every process and explanation on my new elearning platform. So if you’re ever in the market for paid learning and want to push ahead even farther. Always feel free to contact me. I’d love to help. If not, I know my free videos have many secrets that most paid courses don’t even touch and I’m sure you’ll be busy with them for some time to come :)
It's a school day every day at the ArtOF.Repair..
i love it =D
I cant believe we get to watch this for free. thanks brother
well! seeing is beliveing and youl keep seeing awesome content from here! Thanks for stoping by! ill see you again next Monday? =D
Justin is back 👨🔧.....Another great tip...cheers
right on bro! appriciate you as always!
Thanks, Justin.
Great Video this Week Justin!! Already looking forward to the next one!! Got to count those seconds!!
Yes sir! next week going to be a ton of fun too!
thank you for your knowledge as always great video!
Thanks for always being supportive Antonio! Cant wait to do it again next week =D
Thanks J.
its not an aor video with zoma doesn't show! =D Thanks for tuning in bro! =)
useful info thanks!
6:50 I got scared my USB bus failed LOL
Lol right, imagine shooting a video that that happening but… everything still works…. But the only usb items are for the channel…. So confused lol
nice video
Appriciate you mobile repair! i feel like you would love my community go visit it over at HTTP://mbl.repair ! =D
Thank you boss God bless you
You pull away right before the board nuttz. I just kinda stick and move. Big iron and solder trick.
Pull-out game science 101. 😂👌
Hey knowing when to pull out is a serious skill haha =D you know it!
This is one of the things we should learn as soon as possible lol. Maybe I can stop messing with things
yes! it should be one of the first thing for sure! I think there are so many things i wish i could squeeze into my 101 playlist haha
El canelo is teaching smartphone repair!
Are there specific jobs or products that you would recommend using remover alloy/low melt solder for? I started watching older videos on it and it makes sense why you advise against it
number one for me, is mission critial harvesting. I will absolutely use low melt if i have more than a 5-10% doubt on a rare component being harvested that maybe i only have access to one of, or where i had to purchase an entire donor board for it. This doesn't mean high density components, but more connectors and low density stuff. I also think its useful in situations where that's what came with the board. Sandwhich pcb designs call for lower melt by oem spec, so we follow that, by spec. I just don't believe and don't push the train of thought that its better to always use it. I always want to be able to solder any time anywhere with normal alloys. And while some only solder at work, i solder all over the world and couldn't imagine embarrassing myself walking around with low melt in my pocket because my process was so wear that I didn't know how to work around it. =D lol anyway I hope that answers your question Matthew! Thank you for adding to the discussion and leaving a comment =)
ps: i also think there are specific data recovery situations where its applicable as long as the device will not be used afterwards.
@@TheArtofRepair thank you that is very helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to answer my question
Waiting.
Always since the early days, the original subscriber, probably one of my first! Love ya bro!
When you disturb the chef. Stay yo arse out of the kitchen.
That was 28 seconds, you're counting too fast. :)
Use board heater and less hot air. Or I cheat with some low melt.
lol this video is the preheater prereq video for the next week or so. I just need people to understand this concept first before we hand out the preheaters in class =P haha
First? lol
I'm not the last lol
@@roseelectronics4582 you know what they say rikki bobby. =D