by Florida_Slotter » Fri Jun 07, 2013 10:38 am
Hey, if it works for you, then it's all good.
As I said in my post above. I use what works for me. I've done this for quite some time. I like the way my chassis turn out, so I'm kind of resistant to change. As you are starting out, "Your technique" is what you have to develop. I still think that the best thing to do is get some wire and brass and just sit and solder it. When you can get a couple of pieces joined together and the solder flows, is smooth and shiny, they you have learned how to solder.
The more you solder, the quicker "the touch" will come to you. As with any other artform, the more you practice, the more you develp your style.
In the words of Nike . . . . . Just Do It!