Surface Mount Resistor Guide / SMD Resistor Soldering

In this clear Surface Mount Resistor guide you will see neat , concise soldering methods showing you how to solder differing types of SMD resistors while clearly explaining component codes , MELF colour values and soldering temperatures needed to correctly place your various resistor packages.
With short video demonstrations , hints and tips and photographs throughout you will see all of the basic soldering methods needed to fit most of the common resistor packages used on today's PCB's.
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Thank you for your time and good luck with all of your future soldering projects.
Mr SolderFix

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[discombubulate]

i have been soldering for a long time but until recently never had to solder service mount components. you have just shown me how to do it.
thank you.

[brianwood]

I'm always amazed at how steady your hands are and wish mine were the same. I think that's my only issue when trying to solder such small components. But you make it look so easy. Once again, a great video with helpful content, thanks for sharing.

[fuzzs]

I must say very impressive not only your video but also how many people have watched it after being only being posted after such a short time. Thank you very much❤

[GEVO]

I cant tell you how much I love watching you do "Your Job" lol. Relaxing! Another great one! And also, I like many others I'm sure started out tinning the pad then sticking the component. Since I started watching your videos I now do it the way you have shown. So much neater and way more intuitive. It just feels better doing it like that. Thanks so much for your time and insight! Come on

[AmySnow-jjqq]

Very satisfying! I build class 3 electronics, and I loved soldering from the first time that I learned to do it

[lww]

Thank you very much for your teaching, greetings from fans in Taiwan!

[mixolydian]

Thanks a lot for the video learnt a lot. Big thanks for recommending the gtek wipes they work great. Been looking for this material for ages. Been using kitchen towel for too long! Boards look much more professional now. Cheers

[YesiPleb]

Once again another outstanding video. One thing I would really like you to cover is SMD capacitors. One thing in particular is reading the values and how to choose the physical size of a replacement capacitor. I already do a lot of rework recapping vintage computers and general cleaning and I've noticed different manufacturers seem to label them slightly differently so it's being able to accurately read their values. Had a computer recently where I was given a set of caps to go in and had to use a multimeter to read the value as I couldn't tell from reading the top of the cap.

Some of the caps are in tight spaces. For example, on the Amiga computer (A600 and A1200) the caps for the audio are sandwiched between the keyboard connector and audio/parallel/serial connectors. Early revisions of the A600 board the pads are particularly small making soldering replacements quite tricky. It's great when you've got loads of room to work but often you're in a tight space so any advice on soldering in tight spaces will be gratefully appreciated.

Many thanks for your time in putting these videos together. I couldn't solder for toffee at school and now, although I consider myself quite capable, learning loads from you!

[ahmedsalem]

As usual, it's a very nice clear video. Thanks for your time and efforts

[deplinenoise]

Love these, brilliant teaching videos.

[JamieBulloch]

magic stuff yet again, , , pure perfect technique..

[trebel]

Thank you for all your hard work.
Cheers m8.

[blackjackhitman]

Awesome indeed!!!
25 years ago midland had a radio that had those small suckers all through it
Nightmare lol
Was the first time I seen resistors that tiny

[johnburrows]

Quality video, quality content, informative. Always belts and braces.

[Maveric]

Thank you for another fantastic video. Now i understand the values of these smd resistors. But i have a question. How do you find the values of the smaller resistors that have no numbers printed on them if one should fail on a board and need replacing. That would be really helpful to know. Thanks again.

[jamesward]

People see the vids - don't appreciate just how tiny the components you are working on are. They are TINY. Guy has huge Skillz. This is all filmed through a microscope. I think loads miss that part.

[seanpaxton]

Another lovely demonstration - many thanks indeed. Please can you let us know which flux you use now that the Electrolube stuff you previously recommended is no longer made. Cheers

[xjaymz]

Awesome technique! Have you found a decent replacement for your liquid flux or are you still using your remaining stock?

[anochaketpardit]

Hello, I have gained a lot of knowledge. from your channel Another thing I want to know, what model is your equipment?

Solder station
Lead tin
Flux
Tweezers

Thank you

[davepauljones]

Nice job, thanks for sharing !, I'll do mine as you sugest in future.