Unlocking the Secrets of Soldering: Few People Know About This Secret Of Soldering Iron And Salt

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Published 2023-06-23
Unlocking the Secrets of Soldering: Few People Know About This Secret Of Soldering Iron And Salt

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All Comments (21)
  • @simonharris4873
    You know what would be better than music in a video like this? Some dialog explaining what you're doing, and why.
  • @d614gakadoug9
    Maybe it isn't readily available everywhere, but paste type flux intended for plumbing is usually based on zinc chloride, inexpensive and typically works OK on stainless steel. However, as others have pointed out, zinc chloride flux MUST be removed to prevent what can become an essentially endless corrosion cycle. It should never be used for any electrical or electronic application. SOMETIMES it can be used in electronics for initial tinning of difficult to solder metals that are then cleaned thoroughly and subsequently soldered with a suitable non-corrosive flux. The real key to soldering stainless steel is to lightly abrade the surface with fine emery paper before attempting to solder. SS relies on the formation of (primarily) chromium oxide on the surface to impart the stainless properties. That oxide layer needs to be removed to facilitate soldering. Ordinary fully-activate rosin flux will often work just fine on SS if the surface is freshly prepared this way.
  • @lenturnbow8038
    Acid flux. Not great for electrical work because it continues working and will corrode after the solder joint is complete. Please consider 'no-clean flux' instead. Then immediately brush 99% alcohol on the completed joint to get rid of the flux.
  • @weedhopperarmes6372
    Its always handy to know alternative ways of going about things but quick tip you should seriously consider tinning that tip
  • @tbone1780
    Kind of makes me want to solder and play the xylophone.😂
  • @taiducvlogs2626
    Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ video clip chúc bạn thành công.
  • @sangtaobuzz
    Hay và hữu ích, đã bấm đăng ký kênh.
  • @Zedrich362
    Me for no reason: "Just gonna take a little battery acid in this syringe. Okay, see you guys later"
  • @jeffbaker655
    I think it was the magic pink spoon that did the trick.
  • @edwardstone9963
    Model railroader here. Been soldering brass track joints by the hundreds with regular No-Korode paste flux for years. No issues with corrosion. Once the joint is made I wipe it all clean with denatured alcohol.