***** That's awesome, thank you!

Mikhail, greetings. where are you from? The soldering station I used is a Hakko 951 with a drag soldering tip. Some call it a hoof tip or a single flat. We get them here in the USA for around $250.00 and another $100.00 for a few chisel tips. drag soldering tips, etc... This is considered a cheap station. The Weller rework station I use in my recent videos retails for around $2500.00. I can teach a person to duplicate my work using a cheap $150.00 station called a weller WESD51 Digital. Tips are about $4.00 each and last a long time if maintained.

Big numbers for a student, I recently bought a cheap knock off soldering station for under $50 (I know most likely garbage.) I'm still waiting for it in the mail. reason behind purchasing that, I Really want to get some experience, there is only so much a professor can teach you, a lot of skill and knowledge comes through personal experience. Once I get into this field I will start purchasing better tools. Speaking of which, starting my first electronics job tomorrow. One more thing, what microscope would you suggest for smaller PCB SMT work?

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For component removal of SMD's including chips, I only use hot air and flux the pads with Kester 741 rework gel flux high solids. See my other videos on J-STD-001 and rework. I demonstrate hot air removal of flat packs.

+Richard Smith - I am using a Hakko FX 951 soldering station with a large hoof tip sometimes called a single flat or bevel tip. They are made for multi-lead and drag soldering. For alloy I use kester SAC 305 lead-free water soluble at 700-750 F and prefer a Kester water sol tack flux for best wetting. I dont use rosin or RMA unless it is called out on a contract. Water sol has a low solids aggressive flux which wets beautiful and cleans up easily with a brush and water.

+kabile reisi - Kester 331 water soluble.

Kimwipes. Static dissipative wipes. They leave the least particulate matter. The cheaper generic type of brands will leave particulate all over your board.

its flux

Use an SMD flow tip(it's called other names also) It's a bevel looking tip but also has a hollowed out section. Don't forget the flux.