Recomended tip for SMD Working for Hakko FX-951 Soldering station

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  • Aikiotto
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    • Oct 2011
    • 30
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    Recomended tip for SMD Working for Hakko FX-951 Soldering station

    Hello Again

    As stated , ive just got hold of a Hakko Fx-951 Soldering station , it looks quite like a toy my kid keeps asking about it , But im at loss at wich are the best tips for SMD soldering/desoldering.

    I understand this station is compatible with the T-15 series , so if anybody has a recommended tip part number for this kind of work , It would be appreciated.

    Danke!!
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    • retiredcaps
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      • Apr 2010
      • 9271
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      Re: Recomended tip for SMD Working for Hakko FX-951 Soldering station

      Originally posted by Aikiotto
      But im at loss at wich are the best tips for SMD soldering/desoldering.
      I have done only a couple of SMD soldering, but I managed to do the job with a 1.6mm chisel tip.

      CuriousInventor makes excellent soldering videos and did one on SMD (excellent 9 min video - he recommends no smaller than 1/32 inch or 0.8mm)

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NN7UGWYmBY
      Last edited by retiredcaps; 08-28-2012, 12:59 PM.
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        • Aikiotto
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          • Oct 2011
          • 30
          #3
          Re: Recomended tip for SMD Working for Hakko FX-951 Soldering station

          Howdy retired!!

          @video: bloody hell! that man is a machine , heart surgeon hand pulse lol.

          Ill start looking for some 1.6mm chisel part numbers for hakko , Ive always heard to avoid those conical shaped tips , since the heat surface isnt big enough for any real soldering , guess theyre more than good in the proper hands .

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