DIY SMD Soldering Station Under $15 | 400W Heating Plate

Описание: Are you tired of struggling with a soldering iron for SMD components or spending hundreds on professional reflow ovens?

In this video, I’ll show you how to build a High-Power DIY SMT Soldering Station for less than $15!

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This compact build uses a 400W PTC heating plate and a voltage regulator to give you precise control over your reflow temperatures. Whether you're repairing LED boards, swapping microchips, or building custom PCBs, this tool is a game-changer for your electronics lab.

In this video, you will learn:
How to wire a high-power PTC heating element safely.
How to install a 220V regulator for temperature control.
Assembly tips for a clean, professional-looking DIY enclosure.

A live demo of desoldering and soldering SMD LEDs.

Materials Used in This Build:
400W PTC Heating Plate:
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220V High Power Regulator:
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Power Switch:
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Tools Mentioned:
Anti-static Tweezers
Solder Paste (XG-50 or similar)
Multimeter
Soldering iron

⚠️ Safety Warning:
This project involves Mains Voltage (220V). Please ensure you have experience with high-voltage electronics and always use an insulated enclosure. Never touch the heating plate while the unit is plugged in!

Keywords:
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