Desoldering Tutorial

Hey guys, this is Kester! Today I will be talking about the pros and cons about desoldering and some ways and tips for desoldering. There are some benefits to this and some not so good benefits. Lets talk about this and lets get started!

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There are some pros you can get from desoldering. What I like to do is go to a scrapyard and find some decent looking electronics that i am willing to tear apart. I usually desolder everything on the boards and store away my useful parts. I usually get a bin full of capacitors and resistors and now and then you get these specialty rare items you never know you can you in the future projects. ;)

There are some cons to desoldering though. First of all it can take up a lot of time and stress desoldering each part of the board. even though your saving yourself a couple of dollars in the long run, you may just want to pitch in a few bucks online or at radioshack to buy the parts (which sometimes I do).

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