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the art of soldering
Contents Chapter 1 CHOOSING YOUR SOLDERING IRON Type Portable Gas Rechargeable Electrical Voltage 220-240V 100-120V 24V 12V What wattage do I need? What size iron do I need? Chapter 2 ACCESSORIES Stand Solder sucker De-solder braid Chapter 3 FLUXES Inert types Active Types Chapter 4 SOLDER Pre-fluxed solder Savbit 60/40 Tin/ Lead 40/60 Tin/Lead Arax 95/5 Tin Anitomony Alusol Plumbers Solder Paste Solder Tape Low melt solder Chapter 5 SAFETY Safety and children Fusing Chapter 6 STARTING TO SOLDER Temperature Heat Preparing to solder Tinning the bit Changing the bit Chapter 7 THE DRY JOINT What is a dry joint? Chapter 8 SOLDERING AND ELECTRONICS Equipment recommendations Soldering irons Solder types Flux Solder sucker Small pliers Small side-cutters Damp sponge Learning to solder Tinning wires Tinning the board Soldering particular components Soldering integrated circuits Industrial methods Solder pots Chapter 9 REPAIRS AND SOLDER REMOVAL De-solder braid The solder sucker The integrated circuit de-soldering kit De-soldering and surface mount technology Chapter 10 SOLDERING AND MODEL RAILWAYS Equipment recommendations Soldering irons Voltage Wattage Solder types Fluxes and tools Starting to Solder Soldering track Soldering larger parts Chapter 11 SOLDERING WHITE METAL Chapter 12 SOLDERTING STAINED GLASS Chapter 13 SOLDERING USING A GAS FLAME Water and other copper pipes, etc. Car radiator repairs Chapter 14 CONCLUSION
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