How To Make A Soldering Iron With 9v Battery
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How to make a soldering iron with 9v battery. In this video Im going to show you how to make a simple soldering iron. Now remove the iron but keep the wire in place for a second or three. So I made my own Das Neunvoltzensvitcher.
Solder doesnt harden instantly and if you immediately stop holding the wire itll just drop off - possibly spraying little globs of molten solder around as it does so. Place the tip of the soldering iron on one side of the joint then place the solder on the OPPOSITE side of the joint. Hello Guys its time for another amazing video.
My fear is that battery would explode right in my face because of excessive heat caused by the soldering ironOther possibility would be the battery slowly inflating and then spreading toxic fumes or corrosive materials trough a hole like a capacitor under excessive voltage. It is very useful tool. Tin both both sides of the batteries with a small amount of solder let it cool down before soldering the wires to it.
In this video Im going to show you how to make a simple soldering iron. Take a small amount of the solder and place it on the scuffed portion of the battery terminal to create a little pool. Made my own hammerhead tip for a cheepie 40W RS soldering iron from a nut and bolt with the same thread as the normal tip uses.
The longer you leave your iron on the battery the more heat will build. When the solder starts to melt apply a fair ammount then remove the wires from the soldering iron allow it to cool and youa re good to go. Using the same process do the same on the other side of the battery holder.
Cut the wires from your battery adapter to a shorter length feed the wires from the input of your buck converter through their hole in the enclosure and solder them to the battery wires. Now your soldering iron is completed. Take a small rectangle piece of wood and drill a hole in one of the shorter surfaces.