kipkay hey man I love your videos been with you since '09 keep doing what your doing for your next vid you should do a project with grant Thompson the king of random
kipkay my tip is before you go to the circuit board put a little bit of soder on the the tip and then you don t gotta heat it to long and risk to damage a part
LinusScrubTips The only I saw that was really terrible was how he bridged those 2 through holes. You're supposed use a solid piece of conductor between the holes. I usually chop off the end of a resistor or led lead. (I am IPC-610 and 620 certified so I am one of the few commenters who can actually be authoritative is some regard here)
LinusScrubTips everything. The untinned tip. The way he solders has a potential bridging. It's really amateurish. He just forces the solder onto the contact and ends up with a big glub of solder
I been at least 5 years trying to do this it never ever works like this for me. Always sticks to the tip never sticks where you want it. The hardest thing just about ever and the guides never really show you how it dont work most of the time. Never seen anyone able to work it like this
Back in the 90's I worked for an electronics company and we used PCB Holders. Makes it so much easier to solder components, onto a circuit board. I would recommend one if you solder components on a PCB on a regular basis. Amazon sells a bunch of them.
I havent soldered in quite a minute, and when I did I would hold the solder to the tip of the iron and just wait for it to melt then transfer lol, I was bad at that
Fixed mine. Check underneath the display circuit board for a short. Disconnect the battery and clean in between the pins with a knife (gently) so they are no longer in contact.
One thing that everyone doing soldering also should pay attention to is the temperature tolerance of the component. Some components could be destroyed if you use to much time soldering it. The datasheet for the component would indicate this if it is an issue. One of the most common errors beginners do when soldering is to use too high temperature on their iron or use too much time fiddling about and end up with a perfectly soldered destroyed component.
I really enjoyed this instructional video. I never got into the maker thing until later in life. Now, I have a lot of skills to build, as well as tools to buy.
Anonymous User just because you don't own one doesn't mean you can't benefit from one. There are makerspaces all over the place, plus you can order almost anything from 3D hubs... I personally own one and it is the most useful and cool tool I've ever bought. The possibilities are endless! I think of stuff everyday to print out !
2:32 maybe useful to remove the chip from its holder... And useful to speak about the soldering time/duration. In my head the red lamp started to flash sometimes as I see your video, but OK, useful and thanks for sharing! :)
Another thing to take note is the quality of the board itself. If it's cheaply made,when you try to apply his technique of heating the board first and then letting the solder flow,the copper pad will fall right out
Great video, Kipkay! I hope you show some more soldering videos, like ones with tips to remove the IC before soldering, how to use helping hands, which parts to be most careful about not overheating.
StarDustSid I'm usually against lazy American spelling and pronunciation, but in this case they're just saying it the way Solder used to be spelled as 'Souder' before it was changed to add the L.
+StarDustSid Here's a little English lesson. Some words have silent letters in them. I know it's confusing but it's true! How do you pronounce, "walk", "talk" and "chalk"?
kipkay Sorry but this is isn't one of those silent letter cases, because as I said this is simply about the spelling and pronunciation has changed for solder in most countries, but America and maybe a few other countries use the new spelling with original pronunciation.
I really love these videos lately on how to do things that people think are harder than they are. I was trying to do a fun DIY project with my friend a while back and she was terrified to use the soldering iron. I showed her your last how to solder video and she realized that it really isn't a big deal and is a useful skill to learn. Thank you! :)
I got really good at soldering and then my industry/job went away from soldering and used heatshrink, as well as crush joiners and heatshrink with solder in them and now I'm pretty average again.
Really love the new videos , and love gizmo and gags. I've been watching your videos since the cheap burning laser lighter video, thanks kipkay on how to diy stuff.
It's been ages since I soldered anything, and even back then I barely knew what I was doing. Is a clip-on heat sink still necessary when soldering components like ICs?
how to clean a inverter PCB chip that was damaged from a Lead-Acid battery leakage, very few corrosions seems to have happened? help me out please what equipment and spirit shall i use please?
Hi And thank you for this video! I do have a question. If leg lengths are broken short of the other side of the board. Will the solder be able to be affectively connect to the end board?
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kipkay hey man I love your videos been with you since '09 keep doing what your doing for your next vid you should do a project with grant Thompson the king of random
kipkay Outdoor Channel Kipkay tips why I'm just curious
Drew Covington or even a tri compilation with him and lgr or the 8-bit guy
Gadgetman1989 yes that is an amazing idea
kipkay my tip is before you go to the circuit board put a little bit of soder on the the tip and then you don t gotta heat it to long and risk to damage a part
Remember guys, keep your tip clean. 😉
Thanks for the Tip
😂😂
Awesome knowledge
It's mine, I'll clean it as fast as I want too!!!! 😉
mine has poop on it 🙁
I think he should call them "KipTips"...
Kip's Tips
Remember guys keep ur tip clean
or just use a condom then toss it when ur finished
Lol this sound like a brazzers quote
Remember guys keep ur tip clean lol 😂😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don't forget to keep your tip clean 😏
xD
Rex Galilae Exactly!
"Don't forget to keep your tip clean" - advice for life
ŞniperZ Gaming I'm thinking it's a tip that only men have. Or maybe I've got a dirty mind.
comik300 that's what she said
@@WayneClark Im athiest lol
The soldering iron tip needs to be "tinned" much better for maximum heat transfer. Pick up a block of Sal Ammoniac.
Oh not another one bridging with solder. Don't do it. It's messy and leads to inadvertent short circuits
The RadioShack solder brought back memories.. God what I'd do to have RadioShack back 😭😭
I've soldered before at school to make the circuit of my lamp my freshmen year!
to be fair, those are really poor quality soldering haha
caste1200 what exactly is poor about it?
LinusScrubTips The only I saw that was really terrible was how he bridged those 2 through holes. You're supposed use a solid piece of conductor between the holes. I usually chop off the end of a resistor or led lead. (I am IPC-610 and 620 certified so I am one of the few commenters who can actually be authoritative is some regard here)
SuperBrunch me too :)
LinusScrubTips everything. The untinned tip. The way he solders has a potential bridging. It's really amateurish. He just forces the solder onto the contact and ends up with a big glub of solder
If it works and it's safe just use it
I been at least 5 years trying to do this it never ever works like this for me. Always sticks to the tip never sticks where you want it. The hardest thing just about ever and the guides never really show you how it dont work most of the time. Never seen anyone able to work it like this
Try heating the board and the component at the same time
FLUX
nice thanks i need this video
Back in the 90's I worked for an electronics company and we used PCB Holders. Makes it so much easier to solder components, onto a circuit board. I would recommend one if you solder components on a PCB on a regular basis. Amazon sells a bunch of them.
Thanks for the knowledge boost! Dropping a like and comment to help you rank higher in the RUclips search results.
I havent soldered in quite a minute, and when I did I would hold the solder to the tip of the iron and just wait for it to melt then transfer lol, I was bad at that
Lol same. That's exactly why I ended up here. Ain't about to have shoddy craftsmanship on my most ambitious project 😂
Fixed mine. Check underneath the display circuit board for a short. Disconnect the battery and clean in between the pins with a knife (gently) so they are no longer in contact.
this video took 6 years for me to find it while working out and being reminded to keep my tip clean.
Thx for the reminder Kip! 💖💖
Thanks for the tip
remember to keep it clean
I watched the video, smoked a blunt and got to work. flawless teensy 4.0 pin soldering in a minute!
thanks bro!
Just a little tip, when you clean everything, don't use steel wool, because little bits can fall and make your board short circuit.
good nice
Now i will buy soldering kits becuse you inspired and showed how fun and interesting that is!
Then you might want to check out Julian Illett, who's done some kit soldering
You missed the opportunity to call it kip's tips
ProCreeper 2000 thanks
One thing that everyone doing soldering also should pay attention to is the temperature tolerance of the component. Some components could be destroyed if you use to much time soldering it. The datasheet for the component would indicate this if it is an issue. One of the most common errors beginners do when soldering is to use too high temperature on their iron or use too much time fiddling about and end up with a perfectly soldered destroyed component.
I really enjoyed this instructional video. I never got into the maker thing until later in life. Now, I have a lot of skills to build, as well as tools to buy.
Chris Vandergriff Awesome! It's a lot of fun, right?
kipkay oh hell no you replied!
When in doubt, use sahder.
2:25
Kipkay When are you going to get a 3D printer??? looks like your projects would benefit from one for sure...
I think he won't since most of us don't have 3D printers so he doesn't want us to be at disadvantage.
Anonymous User just because you don't own one doesn't mean you can't benefit from one. There are makerspaces all over the place, plus you can order almost anything from 3D hubs... I personally own one and it is the most useful and cool tool I've ever bought. The possibilities are endless! I think of stuff everyday to print out !
I suppose you could always use a 3D printing service
Can you make a video on how to de-solder parts with multiple pins ?
Grayson Warman I have that planned. Thanks!
@kipkay Is it bad if the board around the through holes starts to melt away because of the heat? Or is it completely fine?
Adam Korb There should never be that much heat to melt the Board. My soldering station has adjustable temperature.
Adam Korb oh hell no solder melting point is about 200 °C and the silver dots are prob about 500 °C
2:32 maybe useful to remove the chip from its holder... And useful to speak about the soldering time/duration. In my head the red lamp started to flash sometimes as I see your video, but OK, useful and thanks for sharing! :)
I was looking for somebody pointing out the IC was still in the socket.
2:25 That's what she said
I am twenty one commenter and kipkay I am ur biggest fan ever
Shubh Rajput Thanks for watching!
More videos like this please! :)
I am really happy you're releasing these videos.
Another thing to take note is the quality of the board itself. If it's cheaply made,when you try to apply his technique of heating the board first and then letting the solder flow,the copper pad will fall right out
It says 2 views and 4 likes. 😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
SODDER??!!!
Great video, Kipkay! I hope you show some more soldering videos, like ones with tips to remove the IC before soldering, how to use helping hands, which parts to be most careful about not overheating.
Clip leads before soldering to reduce stress
hi kip Kay I'm your biggest fan ever
Joe McCracken Thanks Joe.
Only think I heard was "suh dude" hehe
Man I remember learning how to solder back in vocational school for my computer class, I love soldering!!!
12th comment, 23rd view, and 27th like! #notificationsquad
Notification squad?
Nice tutorial.
Hello good video, very helpful!!!!
Wilber Castaneda Thanks for enjoying it!
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what stores have Most of these electronic kits and stuff and solder? i’m a beginner on this…
What field is this called if I were to study this more in depth in college?
short on point. you have my like
Thank you kipkay!
do you use any esd protection when soldering pwb's?
+kipkay cool video. Just wondering how would I get the stuff to make my own circuit boards?
DJ VIN Lom You can buy blank PCB's. Trying to make one is far too complicated.
take out the ic chip be for soldering
Eutectic solder is very important.
How do I take off a connector with multiple points of solder?
I believe soldering wick
I thing, i am now good engineer
Americans do know there's an L in the word 'solder' don't they? 😀
Come on. That's lazy, unimaginative and predictable trolling. If that's the best you can do, I suggest you give up.
StarDustSid I'm usually against lazy American spelling and pronunciation, but in this case they're just saying it the way Solder used to be spelled as 'Souder' before it was changed to add the L.
+Michael Parker Thanks for that. I did know it already, my comment was meant more as a joke than a question.
+StarDustSid Here's a little English lesson. Some words have silent letters in them. I know it's confusing but it's true! How do you pronounce, "walk", "talk" and "chalk"?
kipkay Sorry but this is isn't one of those silent letter cases, because as I said this is simply about the spelling and pronunciation has changed for solder in most countries, but America and maybe a few other countries use the new spelling with original pronunciation.
I really love these videos lately on how to do things that people think are harder than they are. I was trying to do a fun DIY project with my friend a while back and she was terrified to use the soldering iron. I showed her your last how to solder video and she realized that it really isn't a big deal and is a useful skill to learn. Thank you! :)
very helpful thank you very much
I got really good at soldering and then my industry/job went away from soldering and used heatshrink, as well as crush joiners and heatshrink with solder in them and now I'm pretty average again.
I suck at soldering electronics, but I can sweat copper pipe joints real good.
What can i do with My old ps3
19 secs and 1k views wtf? :D dude you are awesome here since 2010
This Is Private Property bruh since 2008
Yeah im a really old fan of him i miss lazer vids
Thats a very useful video. A quick question, for soldering ICs on to a board, how much temeprature setting do you recommend?
you should do a video on my little pony toys...
Yeah I'm finally one of the first 5000 people to watch the video and one of the first 120 people to comment on the video
prolly shouldn't stick your bare finger into your solder tip cleaner though.... fun video otherwise!
nice video, where are the laser series man
Below 50 squad, where you at ?
Really love the new videos , and love gizmo and gags. I've been watching your videos since the cheap burning laser lighter video, thanks kipkay on how to diy stuff.
Thanks for the video! I just needed to solder a circuit board today, and then you came on and taught me how to do it right!
What kind of solder and is there any flux involved? Also what size solder wire and so on?
In the tutorial he was using rosin core solder, which has the flux in the middle.
It's been ages since I soldered anything, and even back then I barely knew what I was doing. Is a clip-on heat sink still necessary when soldering components like ICs?
great video would you make one on how to make a car amplifier or even one on repairing one would be very helpful
kipkay what do u use to clean the tip?
don't use steel, use something softer like copper or brass, steel wool will scratch the protective coating on your tip allowing the tip to erode away
Jan van der Vloet Ya I only use steel wool to refinish a beat up tip. I use a sponge for normal use.
how to clean a inverter PCB chip that was damaged from a Lead-Acid battery leakage, very few corrosions seems to have happened? help me out please what equipment and spirit shall i use please?
Hi And thank you for this video! I do have a question. If leg lengths are broken short of the other side of the board. Will the solder be able to be affectively connect to the end board?
Would recommend a smaller diameter of solder with smaller through holes that the blue PCB has?
JACK HQ I wouldnt, just use a similer diameter that he used, and just touch the solder to the iron to get less solder.
What size solder is recommended?
Time to soulder hot swap sockets onto a mech keyboard pcb so that i can have my iso de switch layout lol
All these years I still find myself looking something up and being happy to see you covered it. Thanks for all you do brother.
kipkay
one of my headphone buds yeah buds stop working how hard would it be to solder it?
@kipkay how do i unsolder two prongs on a circuit board? Is there a technique to take out multiple prong at the same time or one by one?
Eddie Blix de soldering tape
You make a tutoriel but which is not complete and which is incorrect
Thank you so much for these tips videos.
How the heck do u do that and not melt the circuit board??
Circuit boards are surprisingly thermal resistant
@@cartanfan-youtube commonsense my guy lol, they’re obviously heat resistant
Hey where can I find pins with a power and mic and volume botton all in one could give me link people might have
Hi there kipkay
I liked the Bomberman 64 music as well ♥️ great video
you say 'solder' too much lol
Aw, look at you, this intro is fabulous!
So nice sir
Thanks
35TH
Cheers
Exactly when I needed this video!!