How to Clean and Re Tin Your Soldering Iron
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2019
- In this video I show you how to clean and re-tin your soldering iron tips. Proper car of soldering iron tips is a must for optimal performance of your iron. Poor heat transfer is the result of dirty, oxidized soldering iron tips. Here is how to fix that problem.
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Ron, watched your previous video and it made a world of difference in my soldering of my jig built switches. Thanks.
This couldn’t have come at a better time for me as I am having a nightmare doing a soldering job I did perfectly well a week ago, now I know it isn’t me going mad, I just hadn’t considered I needed to clean my soldering iron better. Thank you so much. Roy.
Well, I'm curious, did you get it cleaned and did it help?
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Great video!! Good reminder to keep my tip clean!!
Thanks for great video on soldering iron maintenance. I did not know that block existed. I am going to check it out. Thanks for sharing. Ken
Nice video Ron. Very informative and helpful.
Great tips, thanks for the help!
Always good tips....thanks for sharing....Jack
Great information that most of us can use right away. Thank you Ron.
Thanks Bruce.
Hey Ron will be adding this to my folder on tool care as mine is new. Tks again for more tips of the modeling world.
Good tip Ron 👍
Very useful thank you.
Well that explains it! Thanks!
Had my tip get oxidized and didn't have anything to clean it with but I have a rotary wire brush for my drill and maybe I just got lucky but I got it cleaned well enough to use it. Thanks for your video I will be cleaning all my tips soon
Thanks for a really useful soldering tip, Ron.
Hi, your video is very interesting, I didn't know about the use of solid sal ammoniac for when the tip of the soldering iron starts to rust.
Many years ago I saw in a workshop that they covered the tip of the soldering iron with silver, that is, with a small torch they melted the silver on the tip, it was always shiny after soldering. I think it is a good option although the silver is a bit expensive. Thanks.
Great info as usual - what about the other end of the tip (in the handle) - do you clean it or rely on the contact of the fastening to transfer the heet to the tip?
I just clean with the sponge but sometimes, if I need better cleanning, I insert the hot tip into a Solder Paste and instantly it cleans the tip...
Get tip on the soldering irons tips, my are in pretty bad shape and need some care, this will help.
Thank you Ron.
Muse
Glad I could help. Good luck.
my question is does it matter what type of solder is used as protection when you finish soldering? we use non led solder on regular work.
also i cannot seem to find solid sal ammoniac in my country. Its just ground for food and even that is non stocked.
i used drill with sanding tip and lightly sanded oxidation from cold soldering tips, hopefully not damaging tips too much.
but soldering iron we use just melted the tips after few days of use (jbc brand)
I want to know what can i do with my soldering iron because it is turned all copper, the tip is the only part which is blackish and everything else is just copper
Do i have to get a new solder?
I have a solder whose tip cannot be removed and is smaller and cheaper than yours
Protip: Never ever ever sand or try to even be abrasive with the tip.
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i just bought a soldering iron for first time and tried using it a few times (though i failed to fuse what i was attempting to) I wanted to know how to clean it. i keep seeing vids or articles using special sponges and other things i dont presently have.
You don't need a special sponge. Any damp sponge will work great.
If there are links, I sure am not seeing them :(
Hi Ron, Good tips, I have the same model weller iron and need new tips, where do you get yours? Thank You
I buy mine mostly through Amazon.
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As usual,,,, GR8 tip Mr. Ron!! Thanks so much! I know this is a bit, ok, a lot off topic but being an expert, I'm modeling the UP, specifically the
Keddie Wye, feather river canyon route and or Sherman Hill, Echo and Weber Canyon. I haven't made my mind up on either but I really like the feather river canyon for its scenery and such. Sorry I'm getting Carried away, my question is regarding a Trix Marklin big boy. If I'm reading correctly the Trix marklin big boy will run on to rail DCC ho where the marklin itself is built specifically for the three pick up design with the pins in the middle of the ties being the + or positive and the 2 rails being the - or negitive. I've read that the marklin locomotive does not have insulated Wheels thus the Marklin track with its center pickup is necessary, but is this also true for the Trix? Sorry for going off topic but was just needing some comformation. Thanks again for all your tips and help!
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You'realways #1 in my book, Marcel. Lol.
Can't imagine how awful that ammonia block smells when you heat it
TIPS FOR CLEANING TIPS 😆
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Almost everything you said about sal ammoniac is wrong. 1. Sal ammoniac is not acid. It is a salt. (ammonium chloride) 2. It is not solid ammonia. 3. Ammonia (ammonium hydroxide) is basic not acidic.
Your Iron Tips are really mediocre, use Weller. They have nice and thick shafts, not flimsy thin shafts like you have there. No i see you have Weller ...
well, use Weller professional series. there you go.