Did you build this from a kit? My kid would love to solder something like that.
6 0 ReplyYour work is always so neat and tidy. What aux board is this?
5 0 ReplyThanks! That's the Lume1 RGB aux board
4 0 ReplyThere are so many cool builds with these lights. I wish I had got on the fw3 train a little earlier.
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If anyone ever doubts that electronics can be pretty, I'm just going to show them a pic or three from your soldering jobs, they never fail to impress. Congrats!
Just out of curiosity, what soldering iron and/or other tools did you use for these?
4 0 ReplyThanks! I'm using a T3A station with the t245 handle and a 2.2mm bevel tip.
I replaced the solder on the mcpcb with 60/40 leaded solder and my temp is set to 355°C
And I always use flux ;)
7 0 ReplyThat's pro stuff, way above my league :-) Seriously, my current soldering iron is a dumb piece of crap, I do want to upgrade to one of these eventually: https://pine64.com/product/pinecil-smart-mini-portable-soldering-iron/
I don't think I've ever used (separate) flux; this is what you mean, right? Isn't it supposed to be incorporated inside the solder nowadays?
3 0 Replyundefined> my temp is set to 355°C
thanks for sharing that info ;-)
your blobs look so round and shiny.. beautiful work
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Beautiful!
4 0 ReplyBro, I've tried to Solder these aux boards and all I gotta say is much respect man. Super clean work.
4 0 ReplyThanks bro!
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