How To Solder 2 Wires Together ( The BEST PRO Methods + Tips )

How to solder wires together , is a nice clear soldering tutorial showing 6 Great solder Splice methods to suit everyone's needs.
See how you can securely join and protect your wiring joints with these 6 clear methods all shown in great clarity with super close ups.
The video includes 2 solder sleeve methods including a great , easy D.I.Y version .
Soldering 2 wires together will be easy for you as no matter what basic tools you have you will find a method for you , with hints and tips along the way and so as to not miss out on future soldering releases similar to this one please make sure you like and subscribe and hit the notification bell.
Perfect for repairing damaged / broken wires , this guide really is useful for lots of different purposes
If you enjoy this video please check out my other soldering postings covering many different aspects from the world of soldering.
Thank you for your support and good luck with all your soldering projects.

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[Naximus]

I just began my soldering journey and this is precisely the best video on soldering methods that I have seen. Clear and calming voice. Very encouraging. Thank you!!

[GigaBrand]

Best soldering instruction channel on the Internet!

[BostLabs]

Well I thought I knew how to solder. I only knew one of those methods you showed. Thanks for teaching an old dog new tricks.👍

[groundcontrol]

Absolutely brilliant!! That hook method looks beautiful! I had never seen it before. I've only soldered twice in my life and both times I just used the mesh method but I also twisted them around after meshing them together. Didn't even know the name of it, I had just bought a cheap soldering iron kit as a teen and went to town on a friend's old E30 wire harness that needed repairs in plenty of areas that had been butchered by the previous owner, and my friend was very impressed with the quality of the joints (as was I). It was trial and error and I quickly learned that I needed to go in hot and fast as opposed to longer times with lower temps. After watching your videos now I wanna give it another go and solder everything to get even better results! To anyone in America or the Caribbean who's trying to find an alternative to the amazing flux he uses, I found a really high quality alternative that's sold here. It's called Kester 186 and it's a liquid, no clean, RMA type flux. They sell it by the gallon but resellers also fill up tiny bottles with really convenient, ultra thin needle-like spouts to dispense it. (not actually sharp tipped, just a really thin, metal cylinder). U can find em on e-bay. I haven't checked Amazon but you can probably find it there too. By the way Mr. SolderFix, you should look into adding affiliate links to all the products you use in your video description. That way, people can just click on it and purchase it conveniently without having to search for it, while at the same time at no added cost to them, they'll be helping you out by you getting a small commission for every sale. I suggest also adding options that are readily available in America alongside the European ones. The information you're providing to us is invaluable!! Thank you so much! :)

[Skunkola]

Brilliant home made sleeves, inspired. Here's fella, rapidly becoming the best learning resource on YouTube, hope you channel grows and you get decent recognition for your work 👍

[scottmerriman]

The best soldering videos on You Tube!

[haywardhaunter]

Right around 10:16, you can see the solder on the surface wick into the strands. That's a sign of a quality splice! Beautiful.

[sasines]

This is only the second video of yours that I’ve watched and I’m a huge fan now. Thank you for sharing your talents with us!

[analoggirl]

Great video. Very clear explanations with good visuals and audio. Thank you!

[dang]

Again, great video. I've been using these methods (especially the solder splice mesh method), for years but didn't know the names until now. When I use the mesh method, I often give the wires a slight twist and have them lock together tighter. Probably made a bit more work for myself but I've had very good results from those.

[ratwithtails]

Thanks a lot! Between yourself and Adam Savage you solved all of my pressing soldering issues. Please keep it up.

[GHohn]

Good video. I might suggest a couple refinements. It helps to clean wires you've touched before soldering them, as the skin oils are contaminants. 99% IPA works fine. Bravo for showing the value of external flux, many folks starting out would be well served to embrace the big improvement external flux provides, as simply using cored wire is often inferior or just harder to use.

[MMTION]

Great video, really helpful and well explained.. Many thanks

[razorsharpbt]

Great demonstrations! Thank you very much for this video!

[chrishard]

Nicely presented. I prefer the splice where you lap together, bind with copper wire around the lap, then solder and heatshrink. Looks decent, gives good area for electrical conduction and is mechanically strong and compact. Nice job thanks for video👍

[uohkysq]

New hobby. glad I saw this video. very clear and easy to follow. thank

[SsgtHolland]

Thanks for this, excellent close-ups!

[eddejager]

Very inspiring video's.Thank you for posting them!

[allthegearnoidea]

The coil spring wire joints are Quip connectors once manufactured by Sprague also know as Kwikettes. These were used in radio manufacturing since at least the mid 1920s but probably go further back. They were mainly used on single core wire and components leads and I have never seen them used on stranded cables but that isn’t to say it would be a problem. Not new just forgotten.

[ziggyironic]

Brilliant, yours are all really neat, not like mine at all, 😂. I'm practising though. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.