#SOLDERING IRON

[the-suicidal-pianist]

yall i just saw a girl making cute magnetic necklaces with a soldering iron and i just remembered i have one my dad got me but i have not picked that thing up ONCE

so obviously i need a hobby to match

IdEaS pLeAsE

[saintbeckett]

Sketchy with a soldering iron.

Just practicing for when I tackle the fAtlas.

[tomsonelectronics-blog]

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[crankydevon]

best possible ending to a story that starts with, "I'm about to burn the shit out of myself."

Soo did y'all know you can get a soldering iron for 8 bucks? I didn't. I do now. I'm about to burn the shit out of myself.

[shakti-12]

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[proymacdoff-blog]

900M Soldering Tip

[jbkerkhoff]

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[swankyangles]

this guy is so cool...

R-8 backlight DIY

I picked this up off the Yahoo Flea Market app. It's seen better days but works fine. I had a Mk II aaaaaaaaaaages ago. I forgot how goddam huge these things are. I was killing time on YouTube and saw someone doing Autechre style stuff with an R-8 and was like OH YEAH! That was right around when I had one and I was doing similar stuff, though I was shit at putting actual tracks together. Oh well. Anyway so yeah tharr she blows! As I mentioned, I had the Mk II version and that one has a backlit screen, which the first version does not have, so I thought hmmmm inverters are probably super small to drive that tiny of an EL sheet, and a step-up power converter probably won't be too big, and I can probably find an el-cheapo made in china deal for peanuts on Jamazon or AliExpress, so let's so this! I got the step up converter from Jamazon. I think I had to buy a set of 8 and it was like ten bucks. I tapped the legs of the 7805 +5V regulator for the power source and ground. Set the pot on the step up thing to output +12V, ran that out to the inverter for the EL sheet, cut the sheet to size, wired it all up, plugged it in, turned it on and hoped for the best. Worked fine first time.

Went with "red" for no real reason. If I get sick of it I'll just buy a blue or blue-green sheet. They're like ten bucks for a sheet. The inverter was about fifteen bucks? I got those from Kyohritsu, a major electronics parts supplier in Osaka. I always use them or Akidzuki. In this case it was Kyohritsu because they make the backlight screen kits themselves, and I've always used them for EL sheets. Here's what the business end looked like when done.

I used double-sided tape to secure the step-up converter there on the right, but because of me forgetting to trim the legs off the inverter components (not done at the factory, tsk tsk) I used a set of clippers but that didn't work 100% so I hot glued the inverter pcb there on the left. LOTS of free space on that PCB in the R-8. I had to cut a small hole in the metal noise shielding sheet that goes between the main PCBs and the keypad/drumpad PCBs to feed the EL sheet power wires through, but yeah no big deal. I also checked the voltage on the battery while I was in there. It's still fine. Something that surprised me was that there is NO whine at all with this inverter. Super easy job. Yay!

[chickenoptyrx]

Its not dbz buuut too bad :Þ

I was watchin T2 (again) and my wifi cut out right after the T1000 died, which is objectively the correct ending. T800 now just lives w John and Sarah and its all boring slice of life stuff :>

[moghedien]

honestly I encourage everyone to get comfortable opening up their electronics. game consoles. computers. phones. keyboards. headphones. whatever. like obviously don't start with the most difficult thing to open up and don't just mindlessly pop open something and lose all the screws and don't do it while its on. but get comfortable looking inside your stuff yourself

its not hard to open up most electronics that don't have an apple logo on them (and even a lot of those are easier than you'd think) and it DOES NOT VOID YOUR WARRANTY.

Companies will try to scare you from learning how to care for your own stuff because they get money that way. Warranty stickers are technically illegal in the US but just isn't enforced, and a company can't actually void your warranty if you repair something yourself, so long as you don't break something else in the process.

like I look at threads all the time where people express fear about just opening up a console and looking at the internals to see which version they have but don't be! its easy, its safe, its free! get comfortable with your electronics and learn how to clean and repair stuff yourself, it isn't scary, companies just want you to think it is!

[ihatebrainstorm]

hullo I'm back

I think Brainstorm would love dinosaurs

[buukkin]

I made this comic maybe a decade ago??? If you remember it and are feeling nostalgic you can still read the whole thing on pillowfort.

It was called "Solder" because I was into metalworking at the time but I think everyone just thought I was misspelling soldier. But hey get it they both have character essential metals and they're bonding GET IT

[nerdymemes]

[vhalesa]

Decided Claudine's birthday is the perfect opportunity to make a Kuro ema too. Now they're finally together :>

[morrigan-disapproves]

Need to buy a new gaming PC but zero idea where to look for recent advice on what's good and available in europe. Adding reddit to the end of my searches just takes me to threads where the only advice is to fully build it yourself and I simply won't do that. I have some money saved to throw at this problem but want to be smart about it? Also I'm insane about making a *big purchase* so have been putting this off for months but an important game deadline is approaching lmao. Do any gamer followers have any tips here

[proymacdoff-blog]

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