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haha!

The work melts the solder, not the iron. No fans in the room aiming at the work either. People are stupid. Seemingly smart people can be even stupider.
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They probably think that cold solder joints are not an issue with eutectic solder? Either that, or they aren't paying their solderers enough to give a crap.
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I have a fan over my solder station area. It's a small fan. But it's pointed away from the work ..... to pull solder fumes away from me inhaling them.
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Rosin core makes me get heartburn but otherwise I think I am probably ok, sort of. We used to play with mercury and chew baseboards.

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boots wrote:They probably think that cold solder joints are not an issue with eutectic solder? Either that, or they aren't paying their solderers enough to give a crap.
Worse than that. It was a milspec'd project so the (sub)contractor should have used solderers trained and certified to relevant standards. How management handled the issue is an even worse story.
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VacuumVoodoo wrote:solderers trained and certified
Heresy! Crazy talk! Burn yourself, witch!!
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In my experience in industry - which is more than I like to admit....

This is Typical business practice - I've see it hundreds of times - they wonder why their crap doesnt work and other's rule the market - it simple


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I work in the beverage industry, and we work only with pros in stainless steel soldering (they must have a welder certification and must pass new tests every year).

Really there are no similar standards for military electronic supplyers?
Maybe money lubrication is a better standard.
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roberto wrote:Really there are no similar standards for military electronic supplyers?
When I worked in aerospace, some 30 years ago, all of our solderers had to be NASA certified.
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Perhaps the image should look like this? :D
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NASA soldering guide here...only 97 pages:
http://snebulos.mit.edu/projects/refere ... 39-3-2.pdf

OTOH, Heathkit managed to cover it in 2 pages, attached.
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I kind of like the smell of solder burning in the morning.

Smells like........Victory...
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