You’re very generous with your knowledge and you do an excellent job explaining and it is easy for me to understand. Thank you.

I have been repairing rohs soldered components for years and never knew about these techniques using low-melt solder. Thanks for sharing!

Finally a video that explains how to.... A very big Thank You !!!

Thank you very much for this lesson! I will be buying low melt solder and the hot air station from your site. Thanks again!!!

This channel is going places, thank you

Maşallah Bro . Thanks from Germany for showing the benefits of this type of Solder since i been a soldering noob as an electrician here !!

Very good demonstration! I've soldered stuff very long as a hobbyist but never thought of low melt solder. I'll sure try that on one fix I have waiting for some desoldering and resoldering.

Great tutorial! Thank you very much. Always learn when I watch your vids

Hello from Greece .Thank you for this video .

There is always something to learn from you.Thanks from România!

25 Years of using solder and working on electronics, never have I ever used low melt solder. It's going to be a game changer. Thanks

With a two sided device, there is usually no need to apply low melt solder to both sides. Only one side would need to have low melt solder applied. Melt the low melt side first then when you heat the other side, the same result will result. This saves money and clean up time.

This video of your 's Sir Alix can give me lot of help specially by using hot air machine. I had not training o nore been attended any seminar. I bought my hot air machine this June of 2021 and no idea on how to use it and on what temperature i use to be. But now because of your video i now know on how and what. I been a tv and audio technician for more than 33 years. I only base on my experience and my technique and as a home base electronics shop owner and technician. Thank you Sir Alex because of your tutorials i learned so much. Keep safe.

Thanks for going out with that precious learning. 💪

I really liked this video, I never used low melt but it looks really convenient in some circumstances

Great training video. Super informative and easy to follow. Thank you

I tested low melt solder this week for the first time after seeing you using. It's kind hard to get used to it, but after that, it's pretty useful :)

Your videos are very helpful to learn what takes experience and time! great. thank you because it helps a lot.

As an amateur repairing only my own electronics I have been using kapton tape to protect surrounding components from the heat of the reflow gun while using only the small nozzle in close quarters. I'll definitely try using some of my low melt solder next time. I mainly replace charge ports on my wife's tablet at least a few times a year because she uses it a lot to play games on and always has it connected to the charge cable. My reflow gun made the greatest difference regarding success rate during the port or part removal process while sparing the pads on the boards to boot. I tried using a cheap desoldering station earlier that melted the solder then vacuumed it up and it always seemed to leave just enough solder residue to keep the part from releasing. This cost me a pad or three that I had to spend more time repairing. Yes, the solder wick does an awesome job clearing those little holes that those tiny prongs of the charge port stick into before soldering.

Thank you for sharing, great demonstration!

Thank you for the explanation and demonstration. First class video

Im still learning and i learn alot from watching this video

Thank you for the video. I learned so much. I greatly appreciate it.

very good video; fast pace,one can't help but to watch the whole thing,you are good...

There is always something to learn from you. Thanks from Tuscany

What an excellent explanation and demonstration

You are the best. I have never viewed any channels that gives suck detailed informations

Great video man. Wish i knew this much when tackling my dead laptop with standard equipment. It remained a dead laptop which i threw away.

thank you for this video showed me a lot

As a Newbie this is a so usefull tutorial , Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)

Hello from Algeria 🇩🇿 Great video from a Pro Thx

Excellent job, I am sure came from many years of experience.

Thank you for a lot information you are very good man and so friendly love to see your videos

Outstanding video and content!! Iearned so much. Thank you!

Thanks for this informative tutorial. Specially for a complete Noob like myself.

a very interesting video for me about Lohman's solder.. thanks..greetings from Croatia !!

That's good video. I bought the Mechanic i Soldering XW and has good results. Alternatively, we can use low melt solder paste with a bit of mess.

Thanks my man! Learning myself. This helped tones

You really are a true master thank you for a great video

Thank you, very clear and interesting!

did not know this before. thank you for the information. 😄

THIS MAN IS AN ARTIST!!!!!!!!!!

I have learned lots from u thanx for ur tutorials

More power on ur chanel sir👍👍👍👍 more blessing to come

please give a setup tour all of your components like soldring iron, voltage injector etc

Great educational video as always

Wooow nice 😊 tnx a loot for every video 👋👋 from CROATIA

Thank you for your video. Could you tell me more about the advantages and disadvantages of low melting sholder? Thank you

i always use this technique it works great

Great job again like always

Very good video - learned something

my question answered. thanks

fantastic video / thank you

Could you do a video of the small hand tools and solder tips you use for board and cell phone repair?. Thanks for the video.

Thank you very much for this experimental video. I was wondering if you ever tried using KEK Solder Paste and if so, I would really appreciate it if you can do a video showing ur experience and to elaborate your thoughts on this type of syringe solder flux compound.

Great information

Thanks a lot 😊

Another reason low melt solder stays liquid for so long is that a normal solder iron is much hotter than needed to melt it. So it gets super-heated and stays above it’s melting point for a long time.

Thank you.

Useful - thank you

Irony. I discover your video today. Yesterday I bought three bags of Rose's metal from an eBay seller in Moldova. Rose's Metal is not anything dangerous or rare or unique. It's simply no more than little ingots of Lead, Bismuth, Tin. 50g sells for $6 Rose's Metal is my favorite low melt solder. It forms a perfect eutectic blend with OEM ROHS no-lead solder. Chipquick and the like cost much MUCH more for some reason. Maybe the same reason that Rose's Metal is treated like some National Security controlled substance top-secret threat to our supposed free market economy? Chipquick and the like have a corner on this market that depends upon this Rose's Metal and knowledge of it to remain obscure. Another expensive consumable that we use is WAY over-priced...and what do you know; it's kept safely in a convenient shroud of mystery. The soldering FLUX that we use. Most of us follow Louis Rossmann's recommendation to use Amtech 559. Many of us stick to Chipquick flux. They're both great. Neither are cheap. But I then watched Sorin (Electronics Repair School) remove the sorcery from the secrets of our flux that we use. He introduced me to Colophony. You mix it to the consistency you want with the same 99% alcohol you already have. Colophony is tree sap. That's the secret behind flux. The same seller on eBay. 200g is $6.

Thanks!

Good job bro 👍

Really ..thanks for the infos.

Great teacher thanks sir

you are genius Thanks a lot

great instruction, ty

Very nice!

this video deserves more likes

good job brother

great video

FROM UGANDA THANKS

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What is low melt solder? lol. Brilliant as always! 👍

Do you provide or have you thought about doing a full course on electronics repair, starting with the basics (tools required, components and how to tell them apart , etc) then moving to more advanced repairs? I would pay for a comprehensive course like this.

What is the liquid that you apply before you start any kind of soldering?

What power supply do you use?

Excelent !

You always make great tutorials! What is the most used hot air nozzle - IE inner diameter in mm - when you work on phones?

nice job i learn thank u

thanks

Hai I am in Indian state kerala thank u😎super

Is any solder with alloy of sn/Bi is a low melt solder or not ? how can i different between the low melt and the leaded

nice video sir

I feel stupid, but I need to ask,... Why does my solder not HANG on my iron? it seems to avoid it at all costs.

now i know ,thank you for everything

When you re-solder the chip do you use same low melt solder alloy? For example for PS4 hdmi pins what solder do use? I know low melt solder is useful for removing chip or joint easily but do you use same low melt solder for resolder? Thanks for help!

How strong is this solder, I want to use it for a m.2 connector and nvme mounting stud? Also might use it for a 40 pin connector in my phone.

Have you ever done an a full explanation of the 1.05 volt power rail on a laptop and do you have to have a processor in place to fault find on the motherboard also what should be a typical resistance for this circuit. If you have done a video on this can you point me to it as I have a dell motherboard (09909-1 DG15MB 48.4HH01.011) that a repair shop stated was unrepairable after liquid damage even though the motherboard showed no obvious damage and am using it as a learning module for myself.

Great!

Very good 👍👍👌👌

If you can put heat you can also use hotair to delay the solidification

Can we use it with smd bga ics

Ive been Subscribed for a while now. First time seeing this video. you look so much younger in this video haha. great video though!

Hello. Good video. Can you provide insights on what low melt solder you recommend and I presume your temperature is stated in degrees. ?

This is good for dc jack ?

Great demonstration! Please please please increase the audio.