HAND SOLDERING 1944 SOLDERING IRON TRAINING FILM

[exxos]

[sporniket]

:shock:

cannot do that at home...

[stephen_usher]

Before I got my first Ampex iron in the mid/late 80s the only iron I had access to was my Dad’s which was only slightly smaller than the one shown in the first demonstration. You can see why I didn’t do any electronics then can’t you?

[HigashiJun]

Good old times...

Still better than this:

Soldering.jpg

:lol:

[JezC]

Good old times...

Still better than this:

Soldering.jpg

:lol:

I think @rubber_jonnie might have followed that image in the past... :fire: :fire: :fire: :hide: :fire: :fire: :fire:

[rubber_jonnie]

Good old times...

Still better than this:


Soldering.jpg


:lol:

I think @rubber_jonnie might have followed that image in the past... :fire: :fire: :fire: :hide: :fire: :fire: :fire:

I say, steady on old chap, thats a bit cheeky :)

I may have had 'incidents' that resulted in pain, injury and scorching, but I never did that. At least not deliberately...

I think Mr Carlson would like that video :)

[HigashiJun]

@JezC

Quite a caustic statement...

Our friend @rubber_jonnie has to tell us whether that's true.

:sarcasm:

[rubber_jonnie]

@JezC

Quite a caustic statement...

Our friend @rubber_jonnie has to tell us whether that's true.

:sarcasm:

I don't deny there have been scorchings, but I'm not the only one. These are dangerous tools, but I deny (Mostly) anything close to that picture :)

[exxos]

I burnt the back of my thumb the other day while desoldering chips . It's almost healed up now though. So not really picture worthy any more :lol:

[mfro]

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