Soldering wires - how to autofeed exact amounts of solder without special equipment.

Here's a technique I've been using for over 40 years. It makes soldering wires very easy and fast, and precise. Best of all you don't need a third hand!

[xDEAD_Inside]

This video is something you won't find when you are actively searching for it yourself. But only something that youtube will recommend you 5 years down the line.

Good technique!

[duhnboa]

So much utility in under 3 minutes. These are the tricks you have to be lucky to have the right instructor to learn from. Now, thanks to the internet, you are this instructor for all of us, tens of thousands of people! Thank you, Rich Langner, for your contribution!

[thepinback]

Soldering for 50 years and I learned something new! Amazing! Thanks!

[pawelzny]

YT pushed this video on me for over 2 weeks. And finally i watched it and it was 3 minutes of pure gold. I'm glad YT never gave up with this recommendation.

[MrBobWareham]

At 75 years old and making products for 25 years I never knew this just shows you never stop learning very nice and easy thanks

[rfdave]

Wow I've been a technician for 38 years and it never occurred to me to do this, Brilliant. Thank you so much.

[carbonbased]

I have used this method for decades, but never ever it occured to me to share it. You did it, and did it bloody well. The best tutorial style: short, focused and thorough. This is what YT should be used for.

[personalwatching]

That was great. Been soldering 40 years and learned something new.

[philgray]

Here I was thinking you needed a magic soldering iron. All I need is your technique. Also a big cheers to you for not making this a 15 minute video!

[drfrancintosh]

Time Travelling from 2024: Freakin' brilliant! I'm going to steal this method. The last bit about pulling the wire casing back is awesome. Thanks much, and continued success!

[KiemPlant]

Youtube has blessed me with this video. I will forever use this from now on, where applicable, of course. It's so genius that you would wonder why this isn't in every 101 video.

[CHRIS_HITCHCOCK]

I’ve been soldering on boards since the mid 70’s and have never seen this method. It’s absolute genius, thank you.

[stephenc]

The Holy Grail of DIY content. You just shared an incredibly useful trick that you clearly learned from years of experience, and did so in a tiny fraction of the time most YouTubers would have wasted.
TY 🙏🏻😊

[DMoRiaM]

That is the simplest and straightforward approach to soldering the majority of us never thought about. Thanks for the lesson! Regards from Brazil.

[JBX-Z]

Yep, this is going straight into my favorites. I would have NEVER in my life thought of doing this, now I'll never do it any other way.

Thank you so much, Richard!

[geor]

After 50 years of soldering (seriously), I discover a new technique. I take my hat off to you.
Brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

[DocFAT]

I am a doctor, who would probably never do soldering in his life. But I am very glad that I saw this video. Thank you sir.

[tryura]

OMG, I would have liked this video 10 times if I could. Short, informative, straight to the point. Thanks!

[ehvway]

I should have watched this video like 30 years ago! Thank you for sharing sir!

[Mylifelovingit]

I have taught over 100 apprentices electronics and have never seen this method of soldering. It is brilliant. Pity I am retired now, but I can still use it for myself