The Parallel Line Theory of Microsoldering | Mastering SMD Manipulation | Fundamentals
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In this particular episode of the Art of Repair, Justin reveals some deeper insight into how he interacts with components on the motherboard and the secret visual context clue that you just can't stop seeing after you learn it. Knowing this puts you on a path to success in your journey to the center of repair.
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The way of your teaching is absolutely amazing. Thank you professor Justin! keep up with your good work please !
It makes me happy to hear you enjoy my teaching style! I hope you’ve been learning and applying a lot!?
Another awesome tip. Not that I'm I'm fully newbie, but, every video I see, I learn something new
Glad it was helpful! It makes me happy to hear you got something new out of the video =D
8:30 OOOOO THATS CLEAN
awesome as usual, thank you Justin
Appriciate you coming through as well! See you next week?!
Great video Justin as always👍
Glad you enjoyed it! =) see you next week!
You have a very unique way of teaching Justine, I'm watching all your videos recently and loving the content, thank you so much
Thanks for this comment! I love hearing that people are enjoying the content and learning. A new video is coming out Monday! I’ll do a premier, we all hangout in there and watch together! 12noon Arizona time 💪
great begginers guide Justin!
Thanks Justin. My reballing has been successfully after saw your video about it. ❤️
Really! That’s super awesome to hear! I’m glad that your making progress. Hope to hear more about your success in the future :) 💪💪💪
Great video LOVE IT!!! Can not wait until the next one!!!
My man! Jason your the best appriciate the kind words!
Very nice video as usual, thanks 🙏
Thank you so much! so ll see you on Monday? we have another video coming out!
Definitely a great class and of course another piece of info that I didn’t know yesterday !!! Thanks Justin!!!!
sweeeet, glad you enjoyed it Gino! Ill see you next week then right!? we got another video coming!
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome!
Thank you Justin all the good tips! You share things that most other do not and that is awesome. Keep them coming! =)
you know it! more to come! ill see you on Monday for the next video??
Solid advice.
Always appreciate you supporting me bro, since the beginning!
Didn’t learn anything in this one, but it’s a great refresh. I’d be interested in component testing 101. I have a lot of skills from the micro soldering 101 but lack the knowledge to do much more then guess.
no worries lots that include that coming =)
during early years may a cap had gone in to the abyss never to be seen again. its the reason for watching your donor compnant finding video a few year back aha
oh wow! full circle! I bet you've made alot of progress since then! =D
Awesome!
Thanks for leaving a positive comment. Hope to see you in more videos =)
@@TheArtofRepair I really enjoy your tips. They have helped me a lot!
Liked and shared.
appriciate you cider
You're a great teacher, Justin! I've learned a lot from you.
You look like you've lost some weight. Good for you! I've lost 6 pounds in the last couple of months just from keeping away from Twinkie's and cupcakes.
Yea bro, it was the second time iv had to go and lose some weight lol. China was delicious 🤤
@@TheArtofRepair Cool. I love Chinese food! It's hard around here in Texas finding some good General Tso chicken. But Mexican food is my favorite.
nice video
Dude thank you so much for taking the time to comment. It makes me happy when I see these pop up on my phone! See you next week!
sorry man i like the videos but i just cant keep subscribing already subscribed haha XD
Means you should find someone else and bring them here so they also can be subscribe =) hah
Justin is back with new energy....another good tip....👍👍👍👨🔧
Kaiser knows. =)
Do you offer course?
So what about the 0603 SMD resistor that's diagonal to the other components?
Just turn the board like i described in the video =) Its all about working with the board not fighting it =) Truthfully 99% of all components are 4 sided in some way and easily fit into this. But even those that are not could benefit for equal energy and parallel grabs =) Thank you for taking the time to comment! Hope to see you in here next week!
Getting my equipment today! So my questions is how do we know/where can we look to find how hot a component needs to get to remove while also knowing how hot the surrounding components shouldn't get? Hope that is not confusing haha
I suspect you mean, how to find a short? and how to remove the component?
@@TheArtofRepair basically or just how hot I can get the components before destroying them
@@antoniocortes1787 understood. so, if you suspect something is short, you can easily feel for heat with your hands, then confirm with low resistance or a contiunity beep through diode mode from both sides of the circuit which would be hot side + ground. if its under and IC you may need to remove it to test In terms of how hot... i have a ton of videos that cover all that information you just need to watch my 101 and 102 playlists to understand the concepts =)
Do you offer a course?
I have some small stuff I’ll be starting soon. But no major school or anything. Just stay tuned :)
@@TheArtofRepair sure, just let me now.
@@elmestariahmed4535 what part of the world you in?
Canada
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