Yes copper and stainless steel can easily be soldered or brazed together using a filler material that usually contains tin and silver . Unlike welding were we melt the two metals together, brazing or soldering use a filler material to bond the two parts together without melting them. Temperature...
This Instructable will look at getting a glue dispenser, making some possibly needed modifications, setting up an air source and everything else you may need to use it for a solder dispenser. It will also cover some basic SMD soldering. Please note that I am located in Canada so I am loo...
Any cheap brush with stiff bristles should work. We recommend an inexpensiveacid brushwith the bristles trimmed to about 1/4 inch (6 mm). We will need it to clean the board when we are done soldering. Rubbing Alcohol If you are using "water soluble" or rosin flux (it will say on the...
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Also called solder sucker, this tool works by creating a vacuum and using it to suck the hot, molten solder from where it should not have been in the first place. And it works. I’ve taken an entire kit apart using one. Indispensable if you are going to be soldering kits. Or anythin...
I tried several different methods, soldering and gluing, of getting things all lined up at the same time. The best way ended up being getting the bolts inserted into a straight run then putting a strip of tape on them to keep them in place so it could be flipped over. Then I cut ...
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Using a soldering iron though, I really question getting down to 1/10th of a percent with a dilution. I think you really have to grind it down to do that and still leave enough copper on there, not going to be fun. A real challenge one way or another. Good luck P.C. ...
You can also reflow pins on your connector, equipped with hot air or a sharp soldering iron tip, as well as some flux – when it comes to mechanical failures, this tends to remedy them, even for a short period of time. How could a connector fail, exactly? Well, one of the pins ...
Can someone suggest a benchmark that would clearly demonstrate the relative strengths and weaknesses of one alloy over another?