If you've never soldered before and want to give it a try, or if you've tried soldering and weren't happy with the results, this video can teach you how to solder like a pro. In this video we go through the steps for building electronics kits. Beginner's Guide to Soldering Electronics Part 1 Beginner's Guide to Soldering Electronics Part 3 Electronics kit sellers: Australia only: Resistor Toolkit (iOS app): #soldering #electronics #tutorial T-SHIRTS Do you like my wacky t-shirts? I buy all of them from Qwertee. Use the discount code: BranchusCreations to get £1/€1/$1 off your order. Check out the range here: If you enjoy the content and would like to support the channel, please consider becoming a Patron: Of if would like to make a small donation, you can do so here: *Tools/Products used (paid links):* SOLDERING IRON Hakko FX951: SOLDERING IRON TIPS: Bevelled edge soldering iron tip (T12-BC2): Small bevelled soldering iron tip (T12-C1): Bent conical soldering iron tip (T12-JL02): Chiselled soldering iron tip (T12-KU): HOT AIR STATION: Quick 861DW: SOLDER: Kester 63/37 diameter: FLUX: StirriASM: SOLDER WICK: Goot Wick 2mm: TWEEZERS: Hakko CHP 3-SA: DT71 DIGITAL MULTIMETER TWEEZERS: OTHER: Vevor 30L Ultrasonic Cleaner (5% off on all Vevor sites code: VVMH5%OFF): AU site: US site: EU site: ----------------------------------------------------- Component suction tool (vacuum pen): Microscope: Microscope camera: Budget alternative microscope: Budget alternative soldering station (uses T12 tips): Budget alternative hot air rework: Helping hands (third hand): Ultrasonic cleaning fluid: Fume extractor: UV Solder mask: Swann Morton curved scalpel blades: No. 3 Scalpel Handle: Kapton heat resistant tape: 28 AWG enamelled magnet wire (thick): 34 AWG enamelled magnet wire (med): 40 AWG enamelled magnet wire (thin):