Soldering Iron Tips and How to use them “B Series, C series, D series, and K series Tips”

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I recently got a soldering iron and a collection of 6 soldering iron tips from the digit space. DigitSpace is an open-source hardware provider. They supply innovative, user-friendly open-source hardware products at extremely low prices, ranging from boards to corresponding components and kits for worldwide community of engineers, designers, inventors, and makers who love creating electronics. DigitSpace provides worldwide shipping at a low cost.

This is a 220V 60W European standard Electrical Soldering Iron kit. There are two more packages of the same soldering Iron Kit designed for the United States and China. The amazing thing about this soldering iron kit is that it comes with the adjustable Temperature Knob. You can select any temperature between 200 and 450 centigrade. Currently, the temperature is set to 250 as the melting point of most solder is in the range of 188 Centigrade and the soldering iron tip temperature is typically 330 Centigrade. So, I am going to start with 250 centigrade which later I can adjust as per the requirement.

Different Types of Soldering Iron Tips:

There are hundreds of different types of Soldering Iron Tips available in different sizes and shapes used in everything from Jewelry making to plumbing. But in this video, I will talk about the 4 most common soldering iron tips used for electronics work which are,

Conical or B series tips
Bevel or C series tips
Chisel or D series tips, and
Knife type or K series tips.

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[spaceninja]

This exactly the type of video I was looking for. Thank you!

[SleepingLionsProductions]

Yes! I've been using the conical for a long time but I found that the heat transfer was too slow so it really affected my solder joints. Might start using the chisel tip

[goldfishlaser]

Thanks so much for the great explanation, I just got a set of different soldering tips and now I know how to use them

[tanveernaeem]

Great explanation on confusing topic of which tip to use for what kind of application. I would say that chisel type is probably the best for general soldering. Thanks for sharing.

[duffahtolla]

To me, your knife tip handling of solder bridges was magical! I always thought you needed a desoldering braid.

[redmenace]

Never understood the chisel, knife and bevel tips and what they used for really, i just used the point tips for soldering everything, really helpful.

[BrightBilis]

Please can the soldering iron tips can be also called copper bit

[BellowsSqueezer]

Very helpful video. I like the music also.👍💕

[robertmccully]

Now we need the maginfier brand you use. Keep videos coming. Thanks

[FactsKingOfficial]

Can you tell which tip is best for soldering strip lights connections

[mortonbeard]

I have an old UNGAR soldering iron from the 90's 7760 120V AC/DC. It has a screw on tip. Can you tell me what size the threaded end is? I'm looking to buy more tips but, none of the stores have them. So I'm looking on eBay and Amazon. Thank you.

[yusufbarey]

You sir are a genius. Excellent video.
Pros:
1. Step by step instructions
2. Detailed video
3. Easy to understand
4. Great music.
Cons:
None

[jamescolannino]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you!

[democracy]

0:45 i love that type of soldering iron, easy to adjust and still working

[deva]

8:40 yesterday i used solder tool first time to solder that lcd and got solder bridge between two pins. i tried using wick but i was too noob to use it as it was sticking to the board and after struggling a bit i used gravity to desolder that means I lifted up that lcd with one hand and held it downwards and with other hand I desoldered (like removing dust from a ceiling fan :D).

[AndreyKharitonkin]

Interesting, but did you learn it yourself or did someone showed you how to solder? I ask because in every demonstration I would do some if the things differently.

[ashpakpinjari]

Nice. What is name of background music?

[SevenDeMagnus]

Cool, the tips are very expensive, even the clones:-)

[jonc]

I want to learn how to solder electronics