Guitar DIY: Setting Your Soldering Iron Temperature

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Lesson 4 of Seymour Duncan's "How to Solder" course is on what factors decide what temperature your iron should be.

We at Seymour Duncan want everyone to feel comfortable with a solder and empower our community to make some modifications, as well as DIY repairs to your own guitar. So join us on our journey and the first of many videos we release on the art of soldering.

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I work primarily with lead-free solder (Sn99/Agg0.3/Cu0.7 Rosin Core) and a pencil tip on a Weller solder station. 700F (375C) has been plenty for me to work very quickly on the lugs. A chisel tip would allow me to work at the same speed when soldering the backs of pots, but I've been able to make do with the pencil tip with patience alone.

My experience with computer keyboard modding tells me that 650F (350C) would be plenty for what I've got, but I feel 700F allows me to work just a little bit faster without risking damage to any of my components.

autiebleSam

I’ve been doing it all wrong for years. I really appreciate this series.

lostinpa-dadenduro

...this series is EXACTLY what I needed. I just found this site and really all the resource from your company site - wow what at plethora of HOW TOs...!! so good. Blessings..!!

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