It is definitely something that takes some practice to find the easiest way to do it and. A decent iron goes a long way to making it easier. I always run mine wide open as the hotter it runs the less time it takes to heat up up the wire and metals for a good joint and the less time on those mean the less heat they end up absorbing tp prevent damaging other things and also burning you fingers holding a hot wire LOL!
That makes sense! Yes it’s tricky, it’s funny my wife had me solder a few things a month or so ago and it was so easy, then in go to do this motor and not so much. I think the reason is the heat aspect like you mentioned
@@BargainBashersRc yeah the bigger the wire and contacts are the more they act like a heat sink. High heat helps focus it on the small area and not allow the heat to spread to the other parts as much.
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It is definitely something that takes some practice to find the easiest way to do it and. A decent iron goes a long way to making it easier. I always run mine wide open as the hotter it runs the less time it takes to heat up up the wire and metals for a good joint and the less time on those mean the less heat they end up absorbing tp prevent damaging other things and also burning you fingers holding a hot wire LOL!
That makes sense! Yes it’s tricky, it’s funny my wife had me solder a few things a month or so ago and it was so easy, then in go to do this motor and not so much. I think the reason is the heat aspect like you mentioned
@@BargainBashersRc yeah the bigger the wire and contacts are the more they act like a heat sink. High heat helps focus it on the small area and not allow the heat to spread to the other parts as much.
@@AddamsPlayground ahhh that makes sense, thanks!
Excellent tip.
@@The.RC.Newbie thanks man, appreciate the support!!
Good tips boss
Thank you I appreciate it!
Pokémon cards don’t require soldering. More my speed.
Haha can’t blame you