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Was teaching my daughter how to solder but we kept smelling chicken


G+_Peter Hanse
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Peter Hanse Guess you watched the latest episode... lol.

 

About a month ago I accidentally touched the hot end of my iron with my finger, just started healing...

 

I’m sure she will do fine. It’s nice to see makers passing down their skills. I do the same with my 10 year old son, but haven’t been brave enough to have him start soldering yet... lol

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Try to watch them all. My youngest son and daughter were working on Halloween light project with strip of WS2812B and Ardunio programming. Best thing to start with on soldering is striping and tinning as does not need supper steady hand and not big fear of overheating what you are working on.

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Peter Hanse So true. What got my son hooked was when he got a space vehicle with a detachable flying saucer fighter-type thing for for Christmas, and only a week after, the flying saucer thing stopped working. I took it apart and noticed one wire got un-soldered. He watched me reattach it, and it worked... that's all it took... lol...

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Not really my home shop but my company one but since I own my own business get to use when we want. My company builds Test chambers so they got Hot, Cold, Vibration, Humidity. (+200 C to -100 C at 100 C/min). Sometimes I think I should allow our shop to be used for makers since we have Bridgeport, X-carve, hand tools, soldering irons, wiring tools, saws, liquid nitrogen, compressed air, ect. Wonder other small companies would want to do similar.

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