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Alright I need a new iron, time for the wish iron to go in the trash 😂😂😂😂

Normal Sponges have two sides, the thinner should be up ist is heat resistent. I have seen it often with the more Spongy side up which might give the Problems you mentioned. The Problem with the shock cooling by the Water may be that it stresses the coating very much. I uses paper tissue since i read about it. The brass "sponge" you use is also very abrasive and should be used if softer methods fail. But the manufacturers of solder tips love water and brass.

thanks for the video

You could reduce the weight by using a honeycomb panel instead of the solid aluminum plate.

Hilarious!

Exactly the video I needed! Much appreciated, Will :-)

For the price range how much did it cost

Love this video. Would have been great to have this years ago at the start of my drone building. Learned the hard way.

This is good content

Best how to video so far! I would like to see one from you soldering a 10 gauge wire. Smaller wire I'm pretty decent,10 gauge is driving me crazy..... and it's a short drive 😊

Normal electrical tape is just a pain in the ass, but there's that sort of tape that fuses to itself. Wouldn't use it for insulation, but there are situations where I've used it instead of zip ties because it allowed for a thinner overall diameter.

what are the wires you used in this project?

Could you show how to manage with real life footprint design? For example I couldn't find LM2596S component, but its footprint. Should I create my own library even if many other components base on the same footprint and 3D package? If yes - how to import them under Fusion/Electronics? The Eagle had scripts to do so. Probably for this component I have to crate my own pad shape. Ok, I can use polygon option for pad creation, but every segment of it requires manual transformation. There is no option to move polygon using mouse. There is no option to align polygon to pads or set distance from pads. If you want to do it - every segment of polygon must be calculated and typed in manually. Consequence is - when you doesn't want to spend whole day creating customized footprint, the task becomes impossible. Every application such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator would allow to create foot print in a minute. The same task under Fusion takes a day. It seems that creating your own components, which utilizes none standard shapes requires to spent hours instead minutes.

Absolutely excellent top notch video! Got my confidence to solder again! Thank you

How would you change the circuit if the load was too high a voltage for the microcontroller? Just use a voltage regulator?

Watched till the end, and as a beginner it was very easy for me to understand and use in my project, thanks

I want to buy your motor but I don't know its code you can give me ???

Nice! 0:14 ...I use my DeWalt bag for my soldering stuff too. Great minds. Great tutorial. One thing that has helped me is adding a bit of electrical flux to my twists. A lot burns off, but the solder seeps and flows sooo much better. Just have to clean up the joint with some rubbing alcohol afterwards. Last thought, no matter how many times I've told myself to add the shrink tubing prior to twisting and soldering, I still forget. Keep up the good work.

1:06... I just upgraded my Weller TC 201T Soldering station after +40 years of use. Just replaced it with a Weller WE1010NA for much less than that Hakko. I'd bet I'm good for another 40 years... Been using a wet sponge (distilled water) with absolutely no problems with tip cooling. You were wiping too slow. 7:43... You will transfer heat to the MUCH faster if you wet the tip with solder.

Not shown in this video, but another very useful product for more aggressive cleaning and repair of a badly neglected soldering iron is sold as "tip tinner". You shouldn't need to use it regularly, only if your tip is so badly oxidized that the regular cleaning method shown in this video is insufficient.

I prefer to solder my wires side by side, especially if I don't have a 3rd hand. Just tin both wires really well and then stick them together and hold very still so you don't get a cold joint. Twisting wires tends to leave sharp points. Also using a lighter is for heat shrink isnt good, it should be done with a heat gun for even heading and not burning the heat shrink. Also if you use colored shrink it doesn't look like it's burned. Never stick your iron in flux all that does is makes nasty smoke, they make tip cleaner for that. It has a stronger acid and solder to re tin the iron.

I've been trying to learn how to solder and I just can't do it. It seems like whenever I get solder on the tip of my iron, it failed to transfer to the surface it's intended for. Like all it does, is start touching the wires or the PCB that I'm trying to solder and then it chooses to stick to the tip of the iron rather than transferring I'm assuming it's because I'm using an ineffective Flux? Or maybe my iron tip sucks?

Can I use an Arduino nano esp32-s3 for this?

its not laziness

Id love to buy one from you.

Very good quality video, thank you

you are good. Man

Loved it!

What an informative video, it's great work

Really great tutorial! Thanks for showing common pitfalls.

Thanks a lot

I'm trying to manually route a PCB with traces on the top and the bottom as you did but every time I route the bottom, Fusion removes my top trace and vice versa. Is there a setting that controls this?

Thanks broh

Muy buen trabajo, me ha encantado

Hey! Can I know how to set the minimum scanning distance of the lidar? It would be great if someone replies. Thank you in advance.

Interesting that in Fusion 360 you seem to need to place mounting holes (which are only relevant for the PCB) into the schematics! Weird ... I just started to use KiCad where you'll add mounting holes only in the PCB editor ... Thanks for the great tutorial, though! Much appreciated! Will eventually come back to it if I ever decide to switch from KiCad to Fusion 360. 😉

great video, great content.. Is this miley cyrus voice is natural or you make it?

10/10 content bro

Amazing work!

Awesome

Step 1: Download and learn KiCAD. Fusion has ruined Eagle and honestly CAD in general. It's such a shit software.

Awesome video! Now I'm rooting for the video on how to control the motor speed 😮

That moment, when you teach someone more, than you learn from them

Well made!

how about pin direction in symbol?

Bruh please how can I learn design I have Mac I just wana learn how to make hand parts I have 3d printer

Thank you my friend, what a great video. I learned a lot

Superb and i really happy after seeing this innovatives. The same i would like to make so how can i purchase the full project reports. Please support.

GOBILDA!!!! were you on an ftc team.....

Dear Will, i will trust in u for my classmate, if u fail me, i push i dont like button