Hi all,
This is the first in my new video series. I have been sharing this technique with my students for a while now and they have found it to be very helpful. I hope you enjoy it! Jeanette Caines
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Thanks for posting. Haven’t seen this tip before–and it looks so simple….Anne
I agree with the first comment, it would have been good if our tutors we have paid thousands of pounds to, could have been a bit more helpful, I have learnt more from the internet and books in the year I have been finished my Uni course
good tips i wish when i was learning the teachers would have menthioned that way for soldering
any way if youll have more tips like that i would love to be informd
yours daf
Set up your shank with the third arm, making contact FIRST. Then, use some flux. All the books recommend using plenty of flux but if there is so much you can’t see what you are doing, you have overdone. I hope this helps.
Damn! I wish I had seen that a few days ago. Stupid ring shanks keep floating on the flux! How can you stop THAT from happening too?