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SMD desoldering tweezers
For simple 2 land devices like Rs and Cs , apply the tweezers across the
long axis or short axis? Flat/flat and so good metal/metal contacts generally if shortwise application but full-on solder contact lengthwise although spherical/flat contacts until initial solder melt. Assuming the tweezer ends are centrally relieved for the shortwise situation to avoid contacting the "active" section of the SMD |
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SMD desoldering tweezers
N_Cook wrote: For simple 2 land devices like Rs and Cs , apply the tweezers across the long axis or short axis? Flat/flat and so good metal/metal contacts generally if shortwise application but full-on solder contact lengthwise although spherical/flat contacts until initial solder melt. Assuming the tweezer ends are centrally relieved for the shortwise situation to avoid contacting the "active" section of the SMD I prefer two soldering irons to the tweezers. -- You can't fix stupid. You can't even put a band-aid on it, because it's Teflon coated. |
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