I did not know the importance of the wire being heat-insulating because I did not have sufficient experience Thank you for sharing your experiences with us
i think you put too much blow speed it cant get worm that fast when air is literally flying tru that small nozzle I think to you did flow rate to half it would work like charm and ofc more temperature... its not soldering iron its hot air :)
@@CKHaun Ignore my ignorance. I thought you thought you had the machine on one setting, but that it was actually on the other. Best to ignore me. I subscribed. Your channel is very cool.
Great walk through. As a beginner hobbyist, I was considering buying this and spotted your Amazon review and vid. Thanks for this!
You're very welcome, thanks for stopping by!
I did not know the importance of the wire being heat-insulating because I did not have sufficient experience
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us
Thank you! And yeah, when I was younger I did ruin an iron accidentally by resting the iron on the cord, always look for high-temp silicon!
Soldering iron connector os a 'pull-back, push on' type. Not a twist.
Yes, thanks!
i think you put too much blow speed it cant get worm that fast when air is literally flying tru that small nozzle I think to you did flow rate to half it would work like charm and ofc more temperature... its not soldering iron its hot air :)
Yes, I dialed it back to about 1/2 later in the vid and it worked better.
Switch to celcius.
Been using Fahrenheit for 60-some years, gonna stick with it for a while longer :)
@@CKHaun Ignore my ignorance.
I thought you thought you had the machine on one setting, but that it was actually on the other.
Best to ignore me.
I subscribed. Your channel is very cool.
Nah, I never ignore people, y'all are just too interesting. And thanks for subscribing!