Microsoldering 101 | Harvest & Planting | Small 2-3 Jointed components | Easy as 123
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2018
- On this episode of the Art of Repair, Justin goes over the most basic of removal & application processes with small 2-3 jointed components on your PCB.
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This is by far the best teaching channel to do with micro soldering on the tube
what I wouldn't give to apprentice under you. you are super concise in explaining.. you don't take all day or sit and complain about everybody's electronics work being inferior to yours.
brooo. Hooking this up to the Apple vision would be fire
Thanks for the lesson on microsoldering, the first time I rip the component and pad off the board this week. I saw your method to wiggle the component. this method worked for me this evening. Good thing this is on a practice board I now learning to work with smds. Thanks Justin I will continue to watch more of your videos.
This was the exact reason I am here. Thank you so much, I complicated this so much lol.
Awesome I just subscribed your video… 😊
What could be simpler! Easy to follow instruction. Ta dah! Justin to the rescue!
Thanks for another great Video. Very useful and easy to follow.
Make a hot Platte and you can change everything very easy !
Thank you for your videos!
Justin ur the man brother, I'm a veteran tattoo artist /hobbyist, I fly drones amd frying the flight controllers I decided to learn how to fix them, I have watched so many videos and no one says the temp or air flow on the hot air gun , I'm currently replacing the hdmi jack on the Xbox one s , but removing it I tore off like 5 pads , so I'm working on repairing it , but video has brought on a whole new way to go about it for me , thanks man , keep up the good work
Thank you! Sorry for late reply as im just getting back into youtube again =)
Great video!
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Hi. Love your videos. But if you can... do some board diagnostics videos. It will be interesting for a lot of beginners. You do great job and people love what you do. !!!!!
I think at some point, i might do that, but for me, its more about individual techniques. There are so many diag channels already out there and I want my channel to be different =) I appreciate the view and comment! Stop back by anytime!
And It is a Great Video, THANKS.
I love this channel, keep it up bro
Just getting into board repair and I heard you mention you can make a lot of extra money buying donor boards and harvesting parts I believe. Just wondering what are the keys to doing that properly? What are the big money makers and things to look out for? Thanks!! you rock!
I'm 14 now and since I was 8 I have been into repairing all kinds of the tech from phones to desktop PCs recently I have found your videos and othe videos like them to be quite helpfull. However not having the right equipment for microsoldering has held me back alot so I have recently bought myself a cheaper microsoldering microscope and other equipment to hopefully help me on my microsoldering journey and repair things that I previously couldent repair.
Very nice! and how has this been working out now that you have some better things?
Like more of these tips. Super
This video speaks to me. I was able to remove some capacitors from a board, which appeared to be shorted. Determined these caps were NOT shorted, so started putting them back in place. Hot air station blew a few caps right out of my tweezers' grip. I'm also having trouble with my tweezers getting soldered to the part, when planting them with the hot air.
I'm going to try your method!
Thanks great video
thanks
As someone who's name is Justin, I enjoy you specifically asking me how i'm going to get this done. XD
Great Video Justin Thanks also u can use a little hot air with the iron to help tin those gnd planes if they are being stubborn this is why i hotair with my left hand and iron with right :D
You know, I made a thermal assist video back in October but never released it because i felt like it wasn't the quality it could have been. I need to revisit it. Its a good technique to share, for sure. Ill def move it up on the list to make =D
Great 👍
Hey I basically no next to nothing about this but I would really like to find out how to replace a USB charging port
He's baaack!
Thanks for the lesson. I would have been that guy that would have wiggled till it broke off on first try LOL
Thank you for this. One question: How do you go about getting rid of the flux when you're done?
Again. THANKS!!
IPA 99%, isopropyl alcohol 90%
Brilliant
Thanks for the positive comment! im glad the video helped you =)
How do you identify what is what on the board and what the specs of the ceramic resistor is? I need to remove one, but how do I know what to put back?
This is me!! Just bought a microscope!!
Hi! i have fast question about microscope - when you look directly with your eyes you have a better image than on the camera? more clear? Greetings from Poland
Funny, you just described me
I've found soldering to be very fun to me. What exactly do you have to do/study to get into this field and find jobs doing these sort of things? like soldering, messing with PCB's and doing repairs. Electronics Engineering?
Honestly brother, just gota love what you do, there really are only schools for this hosted by other repair shops, nothing really at a college level, While and EE degree will help for sure, you will find out pretty quick that you will probably see better opportunities $$ wise with those creds =) I do this because im passionate about it. =)
Again, great video Justin, but the big question is, where have you been???
working that dream brother trying to bring together a small group of people and turn them into extraordinary techs. which takes alot of time and effort. Just getting to the point where things are smooth =D im sure ill post a general status update video soon or something =) I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and check out my new content! WAY more on the way =D
you should advertise , fixing Mercedes Fobs , I seen one guy making fortune repair those Fobs , Most case their Coils has been get lose or broken he charge 95 $ for 5 min work .
Iv been fixing fobs for years, its a normal repair for sure. but 95$ seems a bit high but then again, maybe he's working on nicer car fobs than I was haha =D but still, def good advice for those checking comments! Alberts right!
i search the net and come a cross on your video nice .Wonder if you can demo a burn pcb tracer repair
Like a jumper? Can you show me a photo example and I may have a video already also :)
Would it make sense to clean off the pad with a soldering wick before applying leaded solder as a best practice? Or are you not worried about mixing metals leading to corrosion?
I know I'm kind of randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to stream newly released tv shows online?
@Leonel Josiah I watch on Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@Aaron Wallace Definitely, I've been watching on FlixZone for months myself :D
@Aaron Wallace Thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it!!
@Leonel Josiah happy to help xD
Thank you so much for spreadig your knowledge.
If you don't mind, and I don't know if you did a video on this. What are you using as a mat to work on, so the microscope's working area is not dameged (I'm talking about the base... ba da base ;) ).
Thanx a lot for everything from your fans in Israel!!!
No worries bro, its a silicone baking mat from amazon =) I have them in my description list =) I appreciate the comment and the view!
What do you think of eutectic alloys containing silver, like Sn62Pb36Ag2?
I have used it in my work before, but did not notice to much of a difference vs just using 63/37
Where do people get coponent spare parts? I can't seem to find any for phones.
what kinda flux do you use? coz i have no idea thanks
Where do I buy motherboard connectors for the Google Pixel ? Can I use connectors from the iPhone ?
As long as its the same connector, you can take any component from anything and change it out. It just needs to be the same one. If its not the same, going to have to google that or ebay, might even need to reach out to a rep in china for help.
Please do MEMS Mics that are original no lead, replacement procedure!
Hi Justin, would you be able to help me out here, i have bought almost all the necessary equipment i need in order to perform mobile phone SMD repair and i have tried practising on few Iphones by trying to desolder and solder components. I also attempted to repair an iPhone 5C, but it did not work out in my favour. Is their anything you would recommend for a beginner like me to do, as i am struggling to find and afford motherboards to practice on.
you don't have to get boards from actual phones there are loads of practise boards you can purchase on e-bay with various components to add onto the boards, they come as one and after you completed the circuit can be tested, just search on e-bay 'practise soldering'
If I want to get into micro
Soldering do I need to know about electronics?
I mean there is an amount of information you should know for sure, but you don’t need to be a college level engineer for sure
So is flux not useful in the DE-soldering process?
It can be, I know some people that swear by it and think it helps evenly distribute heat, and others like myself prefer not to use it.
@@TheArtofRepair Thank you. :)
Can somebody tell me what the alloy is? All I heard is 6338 something utechtic alloy something? Thanks!
63/37 :)
sir, what type microscope ?
I'm just trying to figure out how to repair these expensive gift headphones that the company won't repair.
Are you sure that its solder down all the way, It does not look like its all the way solder down? FYI.
Oh yea, def all the way down =D
STOP HITTING YOUR WORKSTATION - from now in in your mind that workstation surface is tissue paper that you will rip if you touch. That hitting and shaking the micro is extremely distracting.
...my what ? 👀
This lol
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