HowTo SMD Soldering
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- An in depth tutorial showing how to solder surface mount parts. Covering the tools, techniques and tips that can really help learn how to properly solder electronics! If you are new to soldering this video should have you soldering SMD components in no time!
With just a bit of pratice it becomes much easier to solder SMD then through hole soldering. As shown in the video the main key is lots of flux, but be sure to properly clean your work once you are finished soldering it.
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Tools used:
Weller WX2020 series Soldering Station - www.techni-tool.com/272SO5320
Tips Used - XTA CT www.techni-tool.com/272SO4739, XNT GW www.techni-tool.com/272SO854
Hakko FX-888 - www.hmcelectronics.com/product...
Weller WES51 -
www.amazon.com/Weller-WES51-An...
Aoyue 932 vacuum pickup tool - www.amazon.com/Aoyue-932-Vacuu...
Aoyue Hot air rework - www.sparkfun.com/products/10706
www.amazon.com/Aoyue-852A-Digi...
tweezrs - www.ebay.com/itm/6pcs-Safe-Ant...
flux - www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/M...
solder - www.hmcelectronics.com/product...
wipes - www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/M...
bruses - www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/M...
clean up solvents 50% - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetone
50% - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isopropy... (prefereably 90%+ pure type)
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You're like Bob Ross for electronics. Happy little SMD parts. Peaceful and instructional.
You are the reason the internet is awesome, the wonderful sharing of knowledge! Before the internet you would have to go to the library and hope to find a decent book that was still up to date. Even then it would be hours of reading and making mistakes trying to understand the concepts. But here in a half hour I feel comfortable to start doing surface mount soldering and expect to make use of all the tips you listed. Thank you for taking the time to educate your fellow man!
Here in 2020 people are starting to use less and less flux. No one wants to clean the boards any more. Even no clean has to be cleaned. Great video!
Thank you! The sign of someone who has mastered a subject is shown by how simplistic the method is demonstrated. You are a great instructor so please more videos!
Sparky, you are a legend mate!
After years of soldering, i started to rip my hair out when i was confronted with smd's. Bloody things are so 'effing small, me with hands like a shaved yeti and then on top of that; solder bridges between chip pins.
In one video, those demons have been excorsised. I just fixed my daughters usb connector on her beloved phone (why start small? Just jump straight into the frying pan), and it works!! My little girl thinks I'm the best thing since sliced bread, and you deserve beer....lot's of beer. English beer, of course, not that watered-down stuff they sell in the usa. ;)
Thankyou!
Excellent tutorial, as are your others....recommend this to anyone wanting to learn.
Thank you so much! I spent 4 hours watching Soldering How To videos today and yours finally showed me what I was looking for.
I had no idea on just how all of this was done until this video! I'm a "through hole" guy, but it looks like those days are about gone with SMD's. Now, I will have to upgrade my soldering equipment. Thanks for the great information and video.
There is something very calming and soothing about this video.
I watched the whole video, it was indeed very relaxing.
I agree. just trying to figure out the accent. Great video by the way. Alot of great tips and info - thanks
Must be the lead.....
John Strauss For the Accent my money is on Michigander...
Perhaps it's because he's like Bob Ross of surface mount :) With a soothing voice and a lot of happy little accidents ;)
This video has _almost_ convinced me to embrace SMD technology. I'm pretty sure that, now, I can solder/remove/rework these components... even if I can't see them!
The WXMP iron is a nice one to add to your collection, i have the same WX2 , WX65, WXMP and WX120 for heavy work, expensive but gives ultimate soldering pleasure and performance.
I have no soldering experience, though I'm familiar with the concepts and can weld/braze. After watching this, I feel confident that I can actually perform a bug replacement on my phone! Thanks a ton!
Thanks for the comprehensive video. I just upgraded from the radio shack 40w to a Weller WES51 and I plan to put these tips to use!
Wow! great instructional video, I don't know why I never thought of TH-cam for help on a soldering job that I need to do. I must repair a trace and re-solder a 4,700 ohm SMD on my Dual band 2 meter/70 centimeter Kenwood TH-78A radio transceiver. I soldered the resistor twice previously but while attempting to solder it a third time the trace burned up and now I have to "jumper the trace from a ribbon connector lead to an IC pin. Your video will help me now that I know the tricks of the trade thanks to your instructional video. Best regards
Thank you very much for your very useful techniques to solder SMDs. I am a newbie in to N scale model railroading so was planning to use SMDs in my projects but had no clue how to handle these tiny little devils. You made it look like so simple. Thank you.
I don't care how you pronounce solder, I'm not here for an English lesson.It's about soldering. He makes it look so easy. Very good video I picked up a lot of information..
I'm really impressed with your teaching and videography. You show detail and explain each segment thoroughly. I learned quite a bit in such a short time. The explanation in detail left no question. I appreciate your effort and time.
You are a great teacher. Good tone in your voice and good structure and timing, and of course technical detail. I've tried a few qfp's with marginal tools and failed, but one of these days I'll get there.
Best video ever made on SMD soldering
Absolutely one of the best instructional videos I have watched. As someone new to soldering you have given me a wealth of information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos. You did a great job both visually and verbally.....very detailed and informative. Please continue showing what a "Teacher" is and supposed to be
Thanks man, I agree with another post in that you make this easy and kinda soothing. I have been out of the circuit repair business for over 20 years, and it is good to see how the current solder products 'Flow'.
Well done, learned much about SM soldering. Just getting started after over 40 years of thru the hole and lug work, so your video has helped me a lot in the transition.
Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos. 👌🙏💯
I work as a circuit board assembler. Do smd and also run a wave soldering machine for through hole boards. Use water soluble flux. Very easy to remove flux. Wash boards in water, then dry with compressed air. Sometimes use no clean solder for minor repairs, but prefer water soluble.
Glad I was able to help some!
In the end I have found SMD to actually be much easier to work with. There are so many cool little tricks that can be learned that just aren't possible with TH parts. the speed increase is also a large factor too.
It was a very good lesson for me in this video. Soldering, desoldering, fixing briged contacts, good explanation about your soldering station. Thank you very much. I learned a lot just in this single video.
Thanks for this video!
I've been circuit soldering for over 20 years with military and thought I was a Pro up until this past year. Since retiring from the military and continuing on finding a job I am passionate about doing, I now deal with music equipment circuit boards that require delicate micro SMD soldering. Your video helped me out immensely with safety practices and tips/tricks of completing a clean component removal/replacement!
Cheers mate!
Btw... I have an Aoyue 2703A+ soldering station and never knew how to say the Aoyue name either. Lol
Thank you for taking the time to make and share this video! I learned a great deal about good technique.
uSE OF SMD , SOLDERING AND DESOLDERING VIEW IS VERY VERY CLEAR AND IMPART TRAINING PRACTICALLY TO THE BEGINNERS. THIS CLIP IS VERY GOOD DEMO OF PARTS FITTING AND LOOSING FROM THE PCB.
Glad to have helped, Mike's channel is a good source too everyone should add it to their subscriptions!
Thanks Sparky. I really loved this video. Just soldered my first board with ICs and 0603 components with no problems.
Great work with those 0603s!! Glad the video was helpful for you, and thanks a bunch for the support of the channel, I appreciate it!
Great video man. I've been searching videos for over a week so far this is one of the best.
Brilliant tutorial, I'm in the process of fixing my guitar amp that burnt out. I need to replace an 8 pin surface mounted component and I was a bit in the dark of how to go about it but your video just made it look a whole lot easier. thanks man for your invaluable help.
Great video, very clean work, effortless - thanks so much - explains many years of botched DIY projects! Haha - no TH-cam when I was a kid. Taz for taking the time to share the knowledge.
I feel I've learned a great deal in a short amount of time, and I really enjoyed doing so. Thanks a lot!
First I was a little bit afraid of smd, but after watching I ordered some smd parts.
Thanks for making...
Great video ! The whole point of NO CLEAN flux is that you should NOT need to clean it and acts like "conformal coating" which helps protect the solder joint. Water soluble flux if not TOTALLY cleaned, well, your asking for trouble !
This is just as simple as good....one of the best Tutorial i've seen. thanks man...thanks a lot..
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Repairing those tiny traces that are bunched together with no space can really be a PITA....
Nice video and thanks for sharing.
Exceelent video, good camera work and equally good well-spoken commentary. Hope you post more tricks and tips.
Thanks for the great video! And I don't give a darn how you pronounce solder. I'm from the Philadelphia area and we pronounce 'water' like 'wood-er' and Acme (supermarket) like 'Ack-ah-Me'. Whatever, you gave a great video and I for one learned what I needed to know to do SMD soldering. Oh, one last thing. It looks like the SMC Electronics website is out of most of the products you have listed so you might want to update those links.
This is one of the things I have always wanted to do but just felt it was not do able for me. Now though, you have inspired me even though I know it will take time to get to your skill level. Thank you very much for the insight on performing this!
Really good instructions for smd soldering and other soldering ethics. thanks a lot. I learned a lot.
Your video is really useful for me as I am practicing smd soldering. Thanks for the yeoman service. Keep it up.
thanks for bringing an old thru hole analog engineer up to speed. reckon your right about reworking SM boards being easier than thru hole. less damage to the board and you probably get more goes at it
A really well compiled Video with lots of good advice. Thanks!
This was a really great video - thanks for making such a clear tutorial!
This work and tutorial was like magic in your hands demonstrating the video,thnx brother well done
You make that work look too easy. I must be doing something wrong. Thanks for the video
You make it look so easy. Great work.
Doing SMD work for the first time and found your great video. Sub'ed to your channel immediately. Thanks!
dude this video rocks--- ive been doing thru hole since 7th grade so i have some xp, but my fan on my computer just burnt up and the connector that mounts to the board came off when i tried to unplug it so im bout to dive in-- this video helped so much with the drag tip trick and the bridge cleanup im "fairly" confident i can get it done!! ive subscribed to ur channel im looking forward to watching your other tuts!! THX MAN!
Good job. Thank you. You are very easy to watch.
Thanks for the very well put together instructive video. After watching you doing it I will challenge myself to attempt this feat. I did one time assemble a HeathKit digital desktop clock and a wind speed indicator.
Great video - looking forward to giving surface mount a try
thank you for taking time to show your tricks at the end I enjoyed them
Keep working at it you are on the right track and in a good place to be a maker! Look for problems that you can solve these make great projects to work on. Good Luck in your Studies and I hope to see your work soon!
Very useful and well explained! Bravo!
Awesome. The best technique and tutorial I saw so far. Thank you Sir...
I am from india, now working in Abu dhabi, Thanks a lot for your tutorial.
I am glad to have reached so many foreign countries now! its really just bits of experience I have learned along the way, I hoped others would find it useful!
You make this look so easy.
Excellent excellent video... I learned quite a few good tips. You have a nice and clean methodology. Thanks for posting.
Awesome work, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
First time for me. Very useful and well presented. Thanks a lot.
I hope Weller will reward you for this tutorial :)
GREAT VID!!! You really helped me out alot!!! PLEASE KEEP POSTING MORE VIDEOS!!! Thanks
loving the way you did it! I'll try it!!
thanks for the lesson. Everyday is a learning experience
Thank you for video. Very educational. Great teaching skills.
Glad you found it useful! Yes I generally use the 50/50 mix anywhere I need to hand clean, otherwise I use a cheap ultrasonic jewlery cleaner with just isopropyl in it, I usually let them soak for about 15 mins then rinse with distilled water and dry.
The part number for the pencil is WXP65, I guess its actually a 65w pencil which is why you might not have found it searching for 60w, oops.
Man... I wish I could handle you my yamaha rs7000 for some switches replacement... Such professionalism, I would be more than happy to pay for such service! thanks for sharing this great video!
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial!.
Worth seeing and well put.
Really helpful and informative. Thanks!
Thanks for the great content, simple and efficient.
Excellent instruction.... Thank you
Great video, exactly what I was looking for!
Excellent video. A lot of useful information.
fyi saw a guy put flux on his copper braid and it worked awesome. just passing it along
Thank you for this video. Helps me a lot!
I'm very glad to have met you.
Nicely done. I learned a lot.
Fine presentation. We thank you.
Having a super-hangover. Watching this calms me down.
Professional! And thank you for clean and perfect lesson...
Excellent tutorial, I learned a lot, thanks.
very nice vidio, informational without any usless info. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome work man
i was about to give up soldering the header pins x40 to a raspberry pi when i started watching this.job done cheers
really really great tutorial. thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing :-). Very well explained and very skilled teacher ;-). Keep up the super good job. cheers
hey man, I am still very new at this stuff, but that was very informative and great demonstration. Thanks much. Cheers.
its a very informative information to all Electronics guys,who been in troubleshooting
Thanks for the positive feedback I appreciate it and the shares!
Fantastic video well done.
Wow. This video has an amazing amount of great tips. I enjoyed it greatly. Thanks!
Very instructive and clearly explained, thanks a lot (usually when I solder my voice gets a little bit nervous....). As a request, if you could make a video about soldering with hot air, would be appreciated. Nowadays many components don't have pins protruding like the circuits shown here. Thx again, well done.
Really helpful! Thanks you very much for this nice video.
Thank you !! This video is very helpful!
Thank you! Very informative.
Great video! I am really glad I meet you this weekend at Denver Mini Maker Faire. I hope we can talk shop again soon. Thanks.
Anytime, I am glad you stopped by and thanks for subscribing its a big help!