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Looks great, Chuck! Does it work??? 73 Mike M. KU4QO [email protected]> wrote:

Looks good! Better than hand soldering. Used to be able to do that ….. 73 de VK2HHS Henrik

It's a certain kind of ridiculous how small those have become! Considering my semi-senior eyesight, I have done well with hot air removal and replacement of tiny ICs, but I haven't yet tried the

Here is my second pass at the skillet method.? I am a fast learner, gotta give me that. I'll do a video of the patented paste applicator.? We don't need no stinking syringe. No solder bridges ever

Thanks Chuck, The Vevor is the one I looked at. I can't imagine cutting .250 aluminum with it but should be OK for 1/16 or maybe even 1/8. I'll watch the video and I think there would be many ithers

Robin, those are not crossed tweezers (as in self gripping).? That is what I prefer to use.? I bought a pair from I think TEengineering but the are similar to these Hakko tweezers:

I took the photo after the first solder bridge removal.? I reheated the board and the Microchip slipped into perfect alignment.? I have to get some solder braid. Any particular brand and mesh size?

I have a band saw to cut boards, but it doesn't have the depth for large areas. The hand held router allows me to cut boards to size and not take up a large area in the garage for a table saw, and

1.? The audio section is lacking in gain, for some reason, and it just may be the reason why Doug Hendricks, KI6DS, and Steve Weber, KD1JV, switched to an LM386 in the kit version.? I'll ask Doug

btw, if you really like to live dangerously, you can cut PCB with a micro table saw like this proxxon i bought for other projects: https://www.proxxon.com/us/micromot/37006.php easier to make square

thanks for sharing the photo. i have been trying to figure out how to build a platform for shearing PCB, built two versions that didn't work as well as I would like. question: what did you use the

No magnetic issues with these: https://www.ebay.com/itm/315450526702?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=7wkq96zotu-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=GVPs0dMYQlG&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Go to officemax or staples and look at the avery stuff. They make a letter sheet size page for laser printers. It is clear and the one I use has matte finish and not the shiny stuff.? Make a front

Welcome to the group, Allison. We're glad to have you :) [email protected]> wrote:

Allison/KB1GMX Been around the QRP world for 25+ years.? Built a lot of gear about have are VHF and up alll QRP.? IF I need QRO its just another box. Allison

I have also considered buying a combination slip/roll/break/shear for many projects. Hey Chuck, I am also curious about that front panel. Very nice lettering and layout. Please tell us your secrets.

Miniature SMD inductors are often strongly magnetized themselves! They're the worst for this problem - they seem sometimes strong enough to magnetize tweezers! I finally stopped worrying about the

I use the PCB on all my PCB work.? It'll handle anything that I have from abcfab and that is about everything he sells.? :-) I have used it on 0.030 Al and it is rated for 1/4" max, but there is no

I have the brake and considered buying the shear. How well does the shear work? What thickness aluminum can it handle? Is it good for PCB material? Thanks ! Jim WB4ILP [email protected]> wrote: