[sdiy] moving to SMD/SMT
Glen
mclilith at charter.net
Wed Oct 13 10:31:12 CEST 2004
At 07:54 PM 10/12/04 , Tony Clark wrote:
> The second tool is usually a set of tweezers, or a dual tipped
>soldering iron that comes with a variety of unusual attachments.
>Different sized blades can usually be stuck onto these so that you can
>easily grab aSMD part straight off the PCB in one shot!
I have been known to use two soldering irons at the same time, one in each
hand, to remove passive SMDs with 2 leads. It might sound awkward to
maneuver two irons at once, but it isn't too bad. One of those
tweezer-style soldering irons would be nice, but the only ones I know of
are rather expensive.
Of course, this trick only works well for simple parts with 2 leads. :)
later,
Glen
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