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link to How To Use A Heat Sink When Soldering: A Quick Guide

How To Use A Heat Sink When Soldering: A Quick Guide

Soldering is one of the most useful skills to have when doing DIY electronic repairs around the house. It’s saved me hundreds of dollars in electrician bills, and one particular soldering tool, the...

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link to How to Solder Arduino Header Pins: A Quick Guide

How to Solder Arduino Header Pins: A Quick Guide

Arduino is a great open-source developer of software and hardware, providing an ideal entry point for someone who wants to get into electronics and create some really cool things. In this article,...

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link to Tinning Flux Vs. Regular Flux: Which Should You Choose?

Tinning Flux Vs. Regular Flux: Which Should You Choose?

Any time you work to combine two pipes together through soldering, you need to find a way to prevent oxidation from occurring. Since oxidation is a natural process, using something like flux is...

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link to How To Solder Wet Copper Pipe: 5 Things You Must Know

How To Solder Wet Copper Pipe: 5 Things You Must Know

In general, people know that soldering can be a demanding and hazardous process. Because it involves super-heating the metal, soldering usually is only performed on dry metal to avoid creating steam...

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link to Acid Core VS Rosin Core Solder: Pros and Cons of Both

Acid Core VS Rosin Core Solder: Pros and Cons of Both

Soldering is a common form of repair for all different types of projects. By melting the solder material, you can use it to bind together two other metal wires or pipes. Solder gives you a powerful...

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This Is How To Tell If Your MIG Welder Is Out Of Gas

Welding joins two or more metal parts together with heat, pressure, or both to form a joint as the parts cool. MIG Welding units require a shielding gas to protect the melted wire used to form that...

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About Welding Mastermind

As a certified international welding engineer (IWE) who worked in different welding projects for TIG, MIG, MAG, and Resistance Spot welding, I like to provide some answers to common questions that I came across during my work as a Process Engineer for Laser and TIG welding processes. It has become a bit of a pet project, as I want to learn more about the details of welding. I sincerely hope it will help you to improve your welding results as much as it did improve mine.

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