| Название | : | THE BEST Soldering Tutorial - LED Strips and More - Complete Walkthrough |
| Продолжительность | : | 6.59 |
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Chill Short helpful Perfect Comment from : Thailand RetroMods |
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Chris I legit used to solder circuits boards for a living In my expert opinion, this is a great tutorial! Comment from : Nan |
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THANK YOU!!! SENSEI 🙇🙇♂🙇♀ 😂YOU ROCK BUDDY! Comment from : Mr_NoBoDy_🤐 |
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THANKS!!!!!! Comment from : Rufo Gallardo |
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Hey Chris, have you ever ran into an issue of only the first LED lighting up green on a strip? I have one strip I didn’t solder that works perfectly, but the one I cut and soldered isn’t working Comment from : Phillip Mcrevas |
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With the ESP32 board, do you know which GPIO number corresponds to the D2 pin? My board just has the GPIO numbers on it Comment from : Evan Wahler |
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I got a cheap solder iron, i have wrecked so many leds now >> I ordered a better one Hope that helps and its not just me :( Comment from : CW Hvac And Plumbing |
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recommendations on heat gun? also great video! Comment from : MP Management |
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Why can’t Americans say soLder ??? Comment from : Tim Oldbury |
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What surface do you have under you? Is that just a wood table? Comment from : Hoss_VegasTTV |
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Do you use flux? Comment from : Bijan Mozafari |
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I just tried this on my M1 and must have done it wrong I was very careful, but I may have heated the contact points too much The strip works up until the cut, but doesn't after The last few leds before the cut are always blue( even when the strip is turned off), and the 1st few after the cut lit up a tiny bit Any idea what I didn wrong? Comment from : Ben Matthews |
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Great Video ! If i make three of these can i connect them all to the same power supply? Comment from : JoseCampz |
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Awesome! I've been doing simple led strips on my custom cabinet projects and have always wanted to branch out into something like this! Your videos are great and invaluable for anyone who might want to play with this, thanks:) Comment from : Steve Hoff |
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great video and easy to follow, just having trouble myself when going to attach the wires to the already tinned led strip, the copper pads come off from the led strip with the wire ATTACHED, not sure if im leaving my iron on too long Can i still solder the wire onto the strip with no top copper pad, having trouble having my solder stick to the strip with no pad, would flux help me with this problem thanks any help Comment from : RodzChris |
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By far the best wire soldering video this is so helpful well worth a follow for this Comment from : Barrett Ready? |
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Congrats, I came here to learn how to solder, and now I want to make a LED strip project I am not even mad lol Comment from : palillo2006 |
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Are u using solder with the wax stuff in it so it heats up faster? Comment from : MRBLANKET545 |
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ESP32 and WS2812b are not working? How i can fix it???br(I use power supply 5v 40A Is it relevant?) Comment from : Break Mini Cooper |
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How hot is the iron? Comment from : Fraket |
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Why can’t Americans say soldering, rather than sordering? Comment from : R H |
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Is the solder iron touching the metal on the led strips? Comment from : NUTE |
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You should also mention that in order to be a good solder, that it's a shiny flat ball, and not dull flat ball of solder That will let you know it's a good solder joint Comment from : Sean Lake |
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1:30 doing solder to the soldering iron,,,,That's actually wrong, you have to wipe a soldering iron before touching any componentsbrThis is just not done in a professional worldbrNo Flux, amateurbrNot even to go further than this point, bad advice, an amateur Comment from : Wat een klojo Onzin |
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Clean explanation and straight to the point, excellent video! Comment from : Carolina Cabrera |
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Sadly I can't go practice what I just learned I'm terrible at soldering but feel like I learned enough to get better fast after watching this great tutorial I am curious about what you use for diffuser on your larger projects like the lights on either side for the TV? 6:47 I know of the aluminum strips with diffuser for smaller stuff like the light under the TV at the same time stamp Comment from : Binary Disaster |
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So when I’m tinning my wires the solder want to “ball up” what am I doing wrong ? Comment from : Chris Vettraino |
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excellent tutorial!! I am the worlds worst solderer lol Lots of useful techniques Comment from : Paulie Rox |
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Thank you for this I need to learn to create some new art and this has me feeling better about trying to solder it all myself Comment from : JimmyYXE |
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Hands down the best of those tutorials on here No fluff trash nonsense Comment from : M S |
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Great tutorial clearer than egg whites! Appreciate you dude! Do you have the Links to all the items needed on your description? Links to the soldering machine and wire etc would be dope! Comment from : ThePerfectionist1 |
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Hi Chris I'm trying to solder philips hue light strips but they have 5 pins so hard to solder them cuz the pins so close to each other I also have an issue with solder feels like the pen temprature dips and the verry end tip seems to not get hot? you got any tips? Comment from : Spyrho The One Man Army |
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Masterpiece! ❤ Comment from : shadowman XYZ |
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What will happen if two solderbulbs get contact next to each other? Comment from : MIMCK Media |
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Seems that you connect 5V to VIN in node mcu I do on the same way however it doesn't response anyway Comment from : Tut Wirata |
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Great videos Chris, I'm not sure which pin to use for data on my ESP32 board, mine doesn't have a D2 or D4 printed on the board? The pin on my board says G15?brAny ideas thanks Comment from : Paul Brown |
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How in the hell are his blobs SO perfect and beautiful? Comment from : Shivraj Karkera |
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What cable cross section did you use to connect led strips? Is 025qmm good? Comment from : MIMCK Media |
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close-up of this is a amazing! Thank you Comment from : Mark Ghali |
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What temperature do you recommend? To solder led lights on a gauge cluster Comment from : Angel F |
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Bro, is the soldering pin tip you using different from normal pins ? Comment from : Haroon Mohammed |
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duuuuude this might be exactly what i’ve been looking for including the other light boxes and stuff love it Comment from : Jeremy Lawson |
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This YouTuber is great at explaining the topic of "how to solder", I would like to see more on the history and what made it (ie soldering) so popular & who came up with this idea 💡 I never understood how soldering worked, but this video made me understand things a little more clearly regarding the technique of soldering and why soldering is used, after watching this great video Plus, the announcer had a very clear and smooth narration voice! The background music also had a nice, relaxing & good vibe to it! Comment from : Jasmine CS |
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Hey Chris I’m trying to cut and solder Nanoleaf (6pin) led strip Can I use a thinner gauge wire or do LEDS require the 18 gauge? Comment from : Dennis Warner |
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I applied solder to connect two strips and the whole strip doesn’t work now ? What did I do wrong ? Are they suppose to overlap ? When I lay the copper Help Comment from : Phasefella tv |
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You make it look so easy! Great video! Comment from : Norbert |
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I want to get started with WLED but soldering is still a foreign thing to me I'm saving this tutorial for later because it's simple, thorough, well-illustrated and well-explained Thank you so much! Comment from : fanaticDavid |
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@Chris Mahaer Bro can you pls give me a workaround for soldering this wire to esp its giving me hell🙏🏽 Comment from : Derrick Mills |
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I just tried soldering for the first time and sucked horribly at it But now after re-watching your video, I feel like I will be a bit better next time I knew the trick about tinning both the gun and wire, but I missed the part of holding the gun under the wire until it was heated up enough to take the solder from the top I also did not try the push in method from the edge of the strip Hopefully now, I'll get it work and not want to rip my own hair out Comment from : SunDevilThor |
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OMG - this project is going to be so much easier and neater now - Thanks Chris 🍎 Comment from : Annie |
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did you solder gun tip come like that? does it work better that way i just bought one and it has a point should i take me angle grinder and flatten the point down? Comment from : Travis Parker |
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@Chris Maher, In this video you noted that on the ESP32 Board you connect the data wire to D2, and in the WLED APP, in LED setup you enter 2 to enable the data pin if I recall correctly, and in the sound reactive build, your wiring the D35 pin in WLED sound setup, you enter 35brbrNow there are other D? pins on the ESP32 module you've been recommending in most of your videos, can you use those for added LED segments in WLED as long as they are properly powered? brbrIf you can, how many other D Pins for LED Segments can used with a single ESP32 chip and how many LED segments can be managed with WLED on one chip If you've done any testing or are familiar with "D" pins that would work for this, might be worth a video and some feedback here would be great Thanks Comment from : Norman Goodger |
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Excellent how to video I love how detailed, thorough and concise your explanations were It always helps to go step by step instead of jumping to the finished product It's very helpful to someone like me who likes to follow steps in a certain progression in order to make things work I also enjoyed the close up I am a visual person so the close ups definitely helped I will certainly be subscribing to your other videos Great job and thanks for creating! Comment from : MrQueSientes |
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Make your life easier and dip the wire in flux before adding solder solder will instantly flow onto the wire same with doing it on the strips Comment from : Aric Stegen |
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Thanks, this gave me the courage to try myself Comment from : Maekee |
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Brilliant video, thank you Question: I'm using separate flux and solder, it is easier using a combined product? Comment from : Colin Glover |
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Love this and all your videos, thanks for helping to teach others about WLED I bought WS2812B 144 LED per meter and because of the high density of leds the contact patches are super small I can’t get the solder to stick to the pads My soldering iron collects all the solder vs putting it on the leds contact Any help would be appreciated Thanks! Comment from : Wayne Lewis |
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You never mentioned what temperature your using for your solder Does this even matter? Also, when you are adding length to the LEDs, don't they lose their brightness? Comment from : Twisted Styles |
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There is a l in solder Why do Americans drop the L? Comment from : Chris Boxsell |
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I have a few questions
br1) Instead of using a 5 volt adapter, is it okay if we connect the mobile phone adapter from the mini usb input of the ESP 32 and give it voltage?
br2) When we use a telephone adapter, is there a need to apply voltage to other points of the module?
br3) How many pins of ESP32 did you connect the green wire to? Comment from : Taner Aydın |
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Good stuff Comment from : Wade Tomczyk |
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Perfect and I am 100 like you show me exactly and close up and I will get it Talk is good, but a picture is worth 1000 words, so thanks for the consideration Comment from : Graph Guy |
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I have been looking at soldering videos all day today and by far this is the best one I have seen! Thank you for this! Comment from : Riot CaptainOG |
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What? No flux? Not a comprehensive video! Comment from : FOAD RIGHTNOW |
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Thanks for these tips :) Comment from : Guillem Bonamusa |
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F$#@&? PERFECT THX for video Comment from : Carlos De Leon |
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Best tutorial I’ve seen, made it a lot easier than most people make it sound & I’m more than likely gonna try to order a solder kit and try my own take on things Also love all the videos on the diffusers some really cool stuff Comment from : Shiftgog |
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thank you so very much!! you have a calming voice as well Comment from : Joey Arispe |
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nice video i bought a soldering kit and have started practicing one question that seems to have multiple conflicting answers? can this be used to connect ANY brand or type of led strip? specifically i want to turn corners with govee rgbic strips (the three conductor type) there are some people that say you can cut and splice rgbic, some say you can't, some say you can with the regular rgbic but not the rgbic pro, i know you have cut and spliced the m1 it would seem like electricity doesn't know the difference between a copper pad and a cut copper pad connected together with a wire, should it? Comment from : itsratso |
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Best tutorial I’ve seen yet, always looking for good videos to send to folks when they ask for help and Tin outta Tin on this video😉 You definitely LED us through the processes Comment from : Gary Rogers |
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Hands down the chillest, easiest and most understandable tutorial I've seen so far on soldering I learned something about myself while watching and the soldering right after Thanks you so very much for this Chris! Comment from : Andy |
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This needs to be the first result on YouTube Period Such a good tutorial Thank you for this 🙏 Comment from : onearmfrog |
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Alright I got all the things - most of it from the links in this video - I have the same Kester solder and soldering iron I am excited to add this to my minimal skillset Any guidance on temp settings for the iron? Comment from : Dark Pharaoh |
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is there anyone who can use madrix softwear Comment from : mayokun ibitoye |
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Looks fun Comment from : JustMag905 |
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Thank you, for the helpful video Comment from : meh |
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This is great! Thank you very much Do you know how to combine LED strips and DMX? I’ve found ways to make all of them the same color/intensity, but I’d love to hear if you have ideas on how to work with individually addressable strips This is for a church stage design brThanks man! Comment from : Danilo Dias |
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Love your videos! Question, is there any enclosure you'd recommend to protect the ESP32 board? Comment from : Michael Palatsi |
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