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Surface mount soldering tutorials and inexpensive Pinball kit - GI Buddy

By dkpinball

10 years ago


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    #32 10 years ago
     
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    BK Pinball

    US Macomb, MI

    12y 67,300 660 8

    Very cool, thanks for sharing. I have a few projects in mind that I could use this on.

    Brian

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    #54 10 years ago
     
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    bpull

    BK Pinball

    US Macomb, MI

    12y 67,300 660 8

    Here is my oven (at work of course). 10 zone Heller reflow. But you have to spend 350 on a stencil to screen print the paste on the board for the Components.

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    #59 10 years ago
     
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    BK Pinball

    US Macomb, MI

    12y 67,300 660 8

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    Quoted from dkpinball:

    Wow Sweet! I'd love to see some pictures of your pick and place!
    I paid $99 for my little stencil for the PIG 2.
    I think I'm going to try these guys out really soon.
    http://www.oshstencils.com/

    We use Fuji's, a cp6, NXT and QPIII. Here is a video of the CP6 and NXT in action. Nice stencil price BTW.

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