Build Your Own Hot Air Soldering Station SMD Rework
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You see guys, playing with fancy tools is what many call professionalism nowadays, this video is the reason I'm a huge fan of this guy. He is literally able to fix everything with almost no tools at all. Old school clever man. The fact that he is showing this to us for free deserves even more respect. I wish you all the best Sorin!
Yes I love that classical electronics background that he brings, I think the subject is far better understood from that perspective. All the mod cons can then be a natural progression once the roots are first understood.
No tools? He has every tool needed. He also has vast knowlege and experience in electronics repair
Best tools in the world are brains/knowledge and ur hands
Reminds me of parents whipping up a cheap, but delicious meal - something out of nothing :)
His experience is priceless. I bet there is more of his knowledge not showing to us.
Watching Sorin bit by bit starts making you feeling closer to him, he's such a great guy, I wish I wasn't so far at the other side of the planet just to go to his store and say "hi" in person, shake his hand and tell him how much I admire him and how thankful I am for all the time he spends talking to us attentive listeners.
I'm making a goal in my life to make a trip to meet this amazing guy, huge thanks to you Sorin
dvisor so nice of you indeed. May your dream come true tree. Cheers👍😊
Sorin, you are great. You use one word a lot that defines you, and that is (fantastic). I look forward to your videos and at 76yrs old you have re-ignited my interest in electronics.and how to repair laptops, and I thank you. Only found you a few weeks ago and after going through a bad down period in my life you have helped me a lot, keep them coming.
You both are inspirational
@@durosinmiadeleke4598 Thank You.
D Canty you and the man of the video are great hehe. I belive it.
@@Aprendiendo-Reparar Thank You.
That was an inspirational comment - I hope you're keeping up with it, and doing well.
Te urmăresc de ceva vreme și pot să spun că am fost foarte bucuros cand am aflat ca ești român, apreciez foarte mult tot ceea ce faci. Am doar 18 ani și mă pasionează tot prin ce trece electroni, am învățat foarte multe de la tine. Mulțumesc!
You show me any other Electronics repair person who would have done all this to creator a hot air soldering machine. Nobody. That's why Sorin is the best because he's always thinking outside the box to achieve such great results. The old country must have been a great place to live. Smiles.
Well, it wasn't a great place to live most of the time, even if you're as gifted as Soren - that's why he's now in the UK, I'd warrant. ;)
Am wondering why someone gives a dislike for such an inventory.
Thanks very much MR SOLIN.
THANKS VERY MUCH FOR YOUR DEDICATION.
im 27 years old, im very impressed with this, nowadays we have all this tools and shit making us more stupids. Greetings from this Venezuelan. Im learning a lot.
for air flow, you could use an aquarium pump and then change the current to change the temperature.
Its a hobby of mine to repair electronics and I had tried before to use a hollow soldering iron but there was too much air filtering and I was unable to blow more air on the tube to create the pressure needed. You tought of simplicity and this is just genious man. I'm going to make my own toy now. Thank you
Great video! Add an aquarium air pump, and a valve. And a PTC resistor to read air temp. I use to use the quartz tube from a (burned out) sodium HID lamp for the heater.
This guy is like the James Bond of electronics if you crashed on a dessert island he would build from the wreckage something that would save your lives .... crazy but these people exist what a guy !!! SAS Sign him up
You make 17 years ago sound like the time of the Wright brothers, respect!
Sorin experiments - sets the place on fire! The good old days of experimentation. Those were the days I loved the most, anything was possible - no boundaries.
Nimic nu intrece inventivitatea română! Felicitări! Mulțumesc pentru video-uri, multă sănptate și multă baftă!
I LIKE every sinlge video of this guy!
He NEVER cut anything!
Hi from Italy👍👍👍
you'll never stop surprising us. Amazing knowledge and person, thinking how to help others
espacially this episode reminds me how i built my first hot air more than 20 years ago... a modified AT power supply, an aquarium pump, a piece of copper tube and a glow plug from a W123 200D engine. In my case used to fix digital Satellite Receivers which came up the late 90's (in those times such STBs cost 1000 to 1500 bucks so it was really necessary to fix them).
Dear Sorin,
i appreciate your work and sharing your videos with us. It is awesome to watch you making your experiences, learning something new every day and always thinking for a proper way to get the job done.
Many thanks and keep up with that outstanding good work and videos
Were they all larger gauge SMD components?
Nice. I remember back in the day there was no such things as hot air stations. This kind of thinking gives you a lot of advantage. Thanks for the video.
@virus killerism - They existed, but they were _extremely_ expensive as they were all 'pro' units made by Western companies - no mass Chinese cheap tools of that type back then.
this just makes me appreciate even more the cheap hot air station available. I bought the cheapest one i could find and have used it plenty an its still going strong.
I call that a real technician
We love you sorin from africa❤️❤️
Deci nu-mi vine sa cred ca sunteti roman! Am invatat foarte multe de la dvs. Va multumesc! Salutari calde din Romania!
This is what Old School means!
the opposite of New school then??
The second you said you're making the video to help others who arent as well off, i hit that sub button without a seconds hesitation.
Amazing videos!
Se vorbeste prin sat ca noi facem din rahat bici si mai si pocneste :) Very interesting and educational video. Living proof that the need teaches you. Multumesc
Thank you. For your thoughts and feeling.
who did not live that time does not quite understand ... beautiful times
I remember using dropper resisters to heat my room. ;-)
We barely had food. Those long lines for everything. I had to make my own multimeter, cassette player, TV dish system, soldering iron, etc.
HMMMM Brings back memories. I remember something like that when I was a teen, only I was inhaling not exhaling. Sorry got sidetracked. This is why I enjoy your channel. Thank you for taking the time to share your videos and your knowledge. I can picture a t shirt with a picture of you holding test leads and a glue sticks in your top pocket.of a white Lab coat (More amps-- Daz Bad--Goodt Goodt) with anyone of these sayings. Thank god I have a hot air setup. If I had to blow like that now my wife would find me under my desk in the fetal position watching Sylvester chase the tweety bird around in circles. Probably piss myself to. Again thank you for sharing your time and videos.
Mr. Sorin You must be really enjoying using the modern tech... I can't imagine the pain ... I was actually holding my breath to see that chip off the board meeeen!!! awesome knowledge here for real
I love seeing how to repurpose stuff like this. It really helps me understand exactly how these components work
My Daddy always said: "If you don't Have what you Need to Do the Job...Improvise!!!"
Great Video Mr Sorin...ahhh the Old Days ;) Necessity is certainly the Mother of All Invention... Is it not!?
you're like a cross between MacGyver and Mr Miyagi!!
....and who looks like Ray Liotta ...lolz
I cannot stress how much i appreciate the knowledge you give away free...
Thank you for making me wiser!
You are a great bloke. Giving opportunity to people with less means and educational options, salute. I'll make more of an effort to stay 'out of my bubble', thanks Sorin!
That was hilarious but it sure worked, we're lucky that we have cheap hot air stations available today, thank you for sharing your experience and it's good to see how things worked 22years ago
With ingenuity and desire, we can solve anything. Thanks for your valuable ideas. Greetings from Argentina.
One word to define Sorin? Amazing! Excellent job. As usual.
Loving it absolutely loving it man!! From wee bony Scotland
Sorin you always suprise me with you can do with the minimum of things. You are brilliant.
That is fantastic I love it and need one so I am going to make a great one to use all the time, Thanks so much Sorin I appreciate everything you are doing. I have learned a lot. Thanks Clyde
Not just a Master.. He's a Sage
You are the man! Thank you for inspiration and motivation Sorin.
well, as they say.. necessity is the mother of invention! What a mind.. I am gonna go and make one myself.. This is what you can do when you truly understand what it is you are doing..
Loved the video, this guy passion in electronics is brilliant it inspires others.jay
Hello Mr Sorin :)
Great video really you're a Genius ! all time you use ur brain to solve problems ...
thanks for your videos we learn alot from you...
Thank god I found you, You are my inspiration.
This old school Romanian ingenuity, helps us now in the west. I'm from there as well, but I'm in mechanical field and I work for a space company in the US. Repairing electronics as a hobby. Back than, I made 68' VW Beetle engine bearings(connecting rod) out of big truck bearings. Dish systems from scratch: winded my own transformer, made my own box, dish mechanism and the orientation mechanism, out of windshield wiper mechanism, etc.
Watch electronics and mechanical and other fixing videos from India. They are doing the impossible with hardly no means. Where there is will...
Multumesc pentru explicatiile tale...
Man you must have been some light headed and out of breath doing it like that for a year lol you sir are a legend !
Hi Sorin, I love everything you are doing. You have my big respect.
That was great, thanks for sharing. You used what you had at the time to do the work.
Brilliant!! Thank you very much for this video & thinking about individuals who don't have the means too just buy these tools, but are eager too learn and try fixing electronics!
Thanks for your videos we learn a Lot from it. More Blessing to you
I need to give it a try! Thanks Sorin
Nice, i like this tool :), This tool is like survival in extreme situations, when you need rework smd's right now in middle of the night and you dont have your station :D Bear Grills in electronics, thanks again Sorrin ;)
What a great video it is thinking outside the box love these videos, what a thoroughly descent human being, simply the best.
Fun to look back where you came from!
Mă bucur să aud că sunteți român, mult succes vă doresc!
I've never thought of blowing your own air through that heating tube would work. When i was a kid we used to use cook top that use open nicrome wire coil. I guess those thick nicrome wire would work better and is already in tube shape to begin with. I really love how you reuse things you have around to make new things. These days we tend to buy too much without making things on our own.
Funny manual air flow blowing with mouth, that was crazy stoneage thing. You were actually the inventor of Hot air gun...
Great to watch :You were so inovative man.
Thanks a lot for your knolageable teaching Mr Soring
Thank you so much for your help. You are a great guy.
Thanks. Simple and effective is always the best.
You're amazing Sorin. I use this tool!.
I am impressed, greetings from Poland
Thank you man, you are fantastic!
thanx alot for your videos....I AM HAVING A GOOD UNDERSTAND OF LAPTOPS COZ OF YOUR VIDEOs
Great video I really like the way u use ur brain to solve problems I was wondering if u can do a video on what parts a person will need to start a repair shop like wat type on charging ports u use the most and so on thanks for ur videos I have learnt so much
I really Love how you make your video.
wow dats amazing .. thanks so much sir
Ha ha, nice old time experience, two years ago i came up with this idea using tin sucker body and solder point to blow away the tin that connect the components. This works verry fine for me. Thank you for your experiance on this one
Awesome and incredible! This is a great lesson!
Thank you sir, from India. Love ya. Good luck and best wishes. 😊👍😍
Great! Nice demonstration!
Fantastic job 😍😍 you are great professional 🌹🌹🌹
Very informative and coherent educational video Soreass, great video and thank you !
Sorry Sorin, excuse me please new to channel !
This is how I know that you are a God Father in your work. You build your own tools genius. Tall ratings. I have been learning a crazy lot since I started watching your video's. You think solution.
wow respect to this man hes what i call genius i was amazed by this very inspiring
Love your tricks !
"you know where the airflow comes? hahaha!"
that was funny!
btw, i wish you dont forget to push air instead of pull...
great man, my teacher in electronics
Nice job Mr Sorin
I just found this channel last night and really enjoy the videos i've watched so far. I would think maybe a cheap aquarium pump with a variable switch to adjust the air speed could work ok. I would like to see others ideas on wire type, such as using a spring steel are other ideas and guages of the wire for a homemade setup. I have a $900 Weller, but playing around with building from scratch and modifying things is what got me started fixing things around 40 years ago. Maybe with throwing some ideas out their he will do another video on things from our thoughts so someone could build their own setups from his video. Not just anyone can afford a hot air station, it took me years with a cheap pencil iron before investing on fancier setups and plus its a fun thing to build your own things and can learn a lot from them and repair them yourself afterwards if need be.
Pretty cool thanks for sharing 😀
This is brilliant man !!!
This is the second video i watch this gentlement is the greastest old school is awesome tricks of the trade its good he is sharing his knowledge way to go.
I've not read all of the comments, so maybe this has been suggested before - if you add a length of thin rubber tubing to the cool end, you could blow through that meaning that you could direct the flow of hot air independently of moving your head :-).
EEVblog channel will jealous with u sorin ..thanks 😊
Great Great video ! awsome video and memories.
3 minutes in and I love this guy
I also love that your side cutters are also pliers and a hammer. Need to get me a fancy all in one tool like that too! :-D
Honestly, You are macgyver, I will follow all You videos, I like the way you all explain e.t.c. Top Man ,,👍 probably soon I will pay to subscribe, I love electronic repairs, done that from I was 9 years old, past 35 years forgot how is that and now when I'm older I wanna this again. Thank You
awesome didnt know that bro, thanks for sharing !!!!
Customers will think you’re having a line of Charlie lolol
this sentence makes no sense, whats a line of charlie???
The ones who will Unserstand , will Unserstand. Lol
That's absolutely brilliant!!!
Excelent video
Great video man
Great man 👍👍
Great tutor
You can add a piece of plastic tube, attached to an aquarium air pump, and for the air flow regulation, they have an in line plastic pinch valve. Good tip. Thanks.
thank you we will still wait your videos