0.5mm pitch drag soldering

Is that you doing that?! You've got more courage than I. I've seen Voultar do it too. It scares me. 😎 Nicely done, Nat.

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I guess the trickiest part is not touching the plastic for too long, right? :D

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Love everything about this, thank you for sharing.

That’s hot

Hey I wanna learn how to do that

Just takes a lot of practise!

I just remembered I have to solder the exact same kind of connector but had no idea what the best approach for it would be, I think I'll try it this way. What could go wrong?

Do you use an electronic microscope for work like this? I am trying to find a decent brand

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You’re great

It looks so smooth when you do it 💜

I need to this soon

Easy

How do you solder across all of those points without bridging the pins?

no chisel tip?

its a bevelled tip needed precision plus a bit more heat cause its a multi layer board

ah, understandable, good choice for that purpose and beautiful solder job i despised soldering on ground planes because of the extra heat

Waiiit how does the plastic not get burned, this is so cool

Flux helps heat the pins evenly so not much heat is needed

Ah alright what flux is that, it seems different to the yellow flux I see around

hi, any experience with BGA? 1.27 or 1mm? I wish to try some old 256 pin beast, ppl say its just placement and when it drops its okay ))

No sorry but I'm starting to learn! It's all about the solder balls being even

nice connector what's part number?

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Good job!

Great job!

Filled vias. There is money. Buried/blind vias too?

It is a 6 layer PCB so pricy already 🙃