Nice work Arnov bro! You could add a PID loop to control the input AC to the hot plate. In this project, you don't even have a manual switch to control the temperature of the bed. If it gets too hot, your components may degrade. The temperature set by that thermostat may not be same as that required by the heated bed. That epoxy and 3D printed part is not required, you could use a heatshrink.
Well , great job of creating a simple yet very useful equipment for a hobbyist. It is a good contribution towards hobbyist community in India. I would suggest you use a proper control loop for temp regulation. Usually a solder paste shuld follow some certain temperature curve (in your case it is pretty much linear). This ensures that solder joints do not have any physical problems (like partial melted, tombstoning or micro crack). Chears for the efforts 🍺🍺
great video man!! I hope I'll be able to make videos as good as this simeday!:) if the heat transfer from iron to copper plate are not as good as you need maybe add thermal paste like on a heatsink, I'm sure you thought of that anyway. thanks for the ideas. Also, you deserve a sub!
@@shubham9672 this doesn't have an temperature modulation system so we need to remove the pcb in certain amount of time. So for reflowing different types of pcb, you will need to remove them at different time. Like 2 minutes for double sided, 3 minutes for mcpcb etc
So ultimately we saw " how to" use fancy software & hardware for some kind of display.., "how to" apply solder paste for soldering...".how "bi- metallic thermal trip works.. ..wide ranging temperature trip thresholds with that bi- metallic can kill some of that hardware being soldered....just not the way.. but it's part of a beginner's learning... 👍 for the attempt... if burning your fingers while learning , one must identify & correct the mistakes..better luck next time
残念だが、簡単という訳ではない。これなら家庭用のクッキングホットプレートを使った方が便利だろう。 これらは、２４０度まで設定できると思う。それはリフローするのに最適ではなかろうか❓ その他に、衣類などに使うアイロンも温度設定が付いており、問題ないと思う。ただし、スチームタイプの穴の開いたものは、使い難い。 Unfortunately, it's not that easy. In this case, it would be more convenient to use a home cooking hot plate. I believe these can be set up to 240 degrees. Wouldn't it be great for reflowing? In addition, the iron used for clothes has a temperature setting, so I think there is no problem. However, the steam type with holes is difficult to use.
Nice work Arnov bro! You could add a PID loop to control the input AC to the hot plate. In this project, you don't even have a manual switch to control the temperature of the bed. If it gets too hot, your components may degrade. The temperature set by that thermostat may not be same as that required by the heated bed. That epoxy and 3D printed part is not required, you could use a heatshrink.
Well , great job of creating a simple yet very useful equipment for a hobbyist.
It is a good contribution towards hobbyist community in India.
I would suggest you use a proper control loop for temp regulation. Usually a solder paste shuld follow some certain temperature curve (in your case it is pretty much linear). This ensures that solder joints do not have any physical problems (like partial melted, tombstoning or micro crack).
Chears for the efforts 🍺🍺
Very cool project Arnov
I'm looking into hot-plate SMD reflow options myself for small scale production
Thanks mate for video!
Good stuff brotha, I dig the track also. I'm a darksynth fan as well 🤘🤘🤘
New subs...thank you for this video!
Great video! Keep up the good job :)
this setup on nutshell is literally just a thermometer with an old or broken iron
You're right about the thermometer part
Nice info, thanks for sharing it :)
You can use ptc heating plat this, it is only use 400w
is it a normal PCB copper plate?
Great sir 👍👍👍👍👍
Anna how much cost this one
Maybe a little arctic silver for some better heat transfer?
great video man!! I hope I'll be able to make videos as good as this simeday!:) if the heat transfer from iron to copper plate are not as good as you need maybe add thermal paste like on a heatsink, I'm sure you thought of that anyway. thanks for the ideas. Also, you deserve a sub!
Quite involved
heyyyy i have an electric roti maker which have two round hot plates and it stops on cerran temperature what you say
I dont think a rotimaker might work but do try to first reflow some solder paste on it, if it melts then good, if not then sad.
Hey nice video, just wanted to ask, if you're living in India, where do you get your PCBs manufactured ? Thanks
Yes, and the answer to your question is - pcbway
@@ArnovSharma Thanks for answering, but isn't the shipping a bit expensive, how much do you pay for shipping on pcbway ?
@@pratyusha1588 PCBWay help out
@@ArnovSharma okay
Superb ❤️🔥
Thank you
Do our pcb required any special material
Do copper required on both sides
Single layer pcb, double layer, 4 layer, doesn't matter. Every pcb works even the metal core PCBs
@@ArnovSharma
Ooo
Any PCB can handle that much heat
Transfer it to pads from back to front
Really
@@shubham9672 this doesn't have an temperature modulation system so we need to remove the pcb in certain amount of time. So for reflowing different types of pcb, you will need to remove them at different time. Like 2 minutes for double sided, 3 minutes for mcpcb etc
@@ArnovSharma
Thank you so much
Should have used thermal paster in-between the iron and copper plate for better heat transfer
Absolutely right. I did added that later off-screen
7:39 The copper plate literally has a footprint on it!😂
Lol for real
Sir I have this one....
Which one
Useless without PID controller
So ultimately we saw " how to" use fancy software & hardware for some kind of display.., "how to" apply solder paste for soldering...".how "bi- metallic thermal trip works..
..wide ranging temperature trip thresholds with that bi- metallic
can kill some of that hardware being soldered....just not the way.. but it's part of a beginner's learning... 👍 for the attempt...
if burning your fingers while learning , one must identify & correct the mistakes..better luck next time
😅 you're not wrong actually
Pls reply me sir
残念だが、簡単という訳ではない。これなら家庭用のクッキングホットプレートを使った方が便利だろう。
これらは、２４０度まで設定できると思う。それはリフローするのに最適ではなかろうか❓
その他に、衣類などに使うアイロンも温度設定が付いており、問題ないと思う。ただし、スチームタイプの穴の開いたものは、使い難い。
Unfortunately, it's not that easy. In this case, it would be more convenient to use a home cooking hot plate.
I believe these can be set up to 240 degrees. Wouldn't it be great for reflowing?
In addition, the iron used for clothes has a temperature setting, so I think there is no problem. However, the steam type with holes is difficult to use.
For steam type, put a copper plate onit.
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