Electronics Soldering Foundation Course + Project Kit

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Danny Blacker

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1. Introduction & About Me

1.1 Equipment List 02.pdf

1.2 Troubleshooting Guide and References.pdf

1. Introduction.mp4

00:51

2. Why Soldering.mp4

00:45

2. Safety

1. Safety.mp4

02:32

3. Equipment & Station Setup

1. Equipment Essentials.mp4

05:23

2. Equipment Nice-to-haves.mp4

02:46

3. Station Setup.mp4

00:48

4. Soldering

1. Piece Preparation.mp4

00:54

2. Soldering.mp4

06:43

3. Soldering Joint Inspection.mp4

02:27

5. Troubleshooting

1. Intro.mp4

00:19

2. Troubleshooting.mp4

05:52

6. Conclusion

1. Conclusion.mp4

00:25

7. Soldering Project Info

1.1 Soldering Follow Along - Kit purchasing instructions.pdf

1. Introduction to 3D Circuitry - Galaxy Mini Kit.mp4

01:47

8. Project Inventory

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Project Inventory.mp4

03:05

9. Card 1 - Dark Energy

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Card 1.mp4

02:53

10. Card 2 - Star

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Card 2.mp4

04:48

11. Card 3 - Shooting Star

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Card 3.mp4

01:55

12. Card 4 - Comet

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Card 4.mp4

02:25

13. Card 5 - Black Hole

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Card 5.mp4

02:25

14. Card 6 - Challenge Alien Ship

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Card 6.mp4

05:16

15. Project Conclusion

1. Galaxy Mini Kit - Project Conclusion.mp4

00:40

Description

Learn the important basics to soldering electronics and follow along with a fun kit to cement what you've learned.

What You'll Learn?

The correct tools to solder successfully
How to set up your workspace
Simple techniques to dramatically increase electronics soldering success
Troubleshooting potential issues and how to deal with them
Primary focus is on thru-hole soldering, but techniques transfer to other soldering methods

Who is this for?

Tinkerers that are new to electronics soldering, or individuals who might be self-taught and running into issues.

What You Need to Know?

Basic soldering equipment is required. A full list of essentials and nice-to-haves is included with the course.

More details

Description
The reason I chose to make this course is because soldering is such an important foundational tool to have in your maker tool chest. By taking a little bit of time and effort in this course to learn the dos and donâ€™ts, youâ€™ll learn a valuable skill that youâ€™ll carry with you for the rest of your life.
If youâ€™ve tried soldering before and canâ€™t seem to get it right, or if youâ€™ve never soldered beforeâ€¦youâ€™re in the right place.

What youâ€™ll learn:
Â· Preparing your project for soldering
Â· The right (and wrong) way to solder
Â· Common terms in soldering
Â· The equipment youâ€™ll need and what itâ€™s used for
Â· Some optional equipment to consider
Â· Cleaning up your solder joint
Â· Troubleshooting your soldering issues
Â· How to fix any issues with your solder joints

This course is designed to be simple and to the point. We go step-by-step on what to do with plenty of zoomed-in footage so you can see whatâ€™s going on. The course is designed to take you from knowing nothing about soldering to being able to solder with confidence on just about any project that you can imagine. Even if youâ€™re not new to soldering, thereâ€™s likely to be some great information to supplement what you already know.
This course focuses on thru-hole soldering, but the principles can be applied to any soldering method.
If you have any questions, please donâ€™t hesitate to reach out.
Take care!

Who this course is for:
Tinkerers that are new to electronics soldering, or individuals who might be self-taught and running into issues.

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Hello everyone! A little bit about me, I’ve been a maker most of my life. In the Navy, I worked in the Advanced Electronics field playing with radars, pneumatic weapon systems, and all kinds of fun toys as you can imagine. In my professional life, I’ve worked alongside Engineers on several mechanical and electronics projects in which I had to become IPC certified, which is essentially a professional soldering certification. Sounds fancy huh? :)In 2013, I was lucky enough to become an Engineering Design Technician at Rice University’s Oshman Engineering Design Kitchen. To date, I've taught well over a hundred Engineering undergraduate students how to solder for their Engineering projects as well as assisting them in their Engineering designs. Helping to guide students and teach them skills that they'll carry with them for the rest of their life is such a rewarding experience for me. So much so, that I want to develop courses to help individuals who want to improve their skills without having to get a fancy degree. It's my goal to give quality information, in an easy-to-understand format, without taking up too much of your time. With any luck, I'll be able to achieve that with each new course I create. I wish you the best in your learning endeavors, and hope to see you around the Udemy "campus". :)Take care!

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