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Soldering Mistakes - Why Mechanical Connection Is Important

579 views · Published 31 August 2017 · 3:19 · Indexed 6 November 2026

Channel: tsbrownie · 2017 · Howto & Style

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A good example of why a good mechanical connection is needed before you solder a joint.  We had a rather expensive brown-out cut off switch fail because the solder failed.  Video gives an idea why.

SOLDERING BASICS VIDEO: 4 Steps to Good Solder Joints
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WARNINGS:
- Soldering can be dangerous. If you do not know soldering safety, learn it or don't solder.
- Never solder live circuits of any type.
- Soldering house wiring, power wiring, etc. is outside the scope of this video. That should be left to professionals only.
- Electricity can cause damage, fires, burns and death. If you don't know about electricity, learn before doing.
- These are demonstrated for hobby work, low voltage - low amperage applications. NOT for mains voltages or currents or similar.
- Never use lead type solders where it will come in contact with food or drink or where it will come in regular contact with people.
- Lead is toxic. Take care to ensure that the byproducts / waste are contained and disposed of properly. Never hold solder in your mouth. Have proper ventilation.
- This is for hobby soldering only. Industrial users have more stringent requirements for industrial or large scale soldering operations.
- This is not all inclusive. If you don't know, get training before continuing.

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