Outgassing is a good reason to wear eye protection when soldering larger
diameter holes on a PCB, where there can be more solder & the space for
a bigger bubble to form that expands when heated & can discharge the
solder like a molten round.
Happened to me at work once, assembling terminals tha
It seems to me that some may remember that glasses were recommended to keep the
smokin rosin from coating our eyes too?
Or, that when looking close at a soldering connection, the smoke would burn a
bit?
Flyin' solder was the least of our worries, making a good solid physical
connection properly
On 12/19/2010 2:31 PM, Craig - AE6RR wrote:
> On the serious side of this, I highly recommend wearing glasses or safety
> glasses when soldering. On more than one occasion in the past (when radios
> had terminal strips with soldered wires) I have sprayed little blobs of
> solder on myself when rem
On the serious side of this, I highly recommend wearing glasses or safety
glasses when soldering. On more than one occasion in the past (when radios
had terminal strips with soldered wires) I have sprayed little blobs of
solder on myself when removing a wire from a wrapped connection. The wire
st
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