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Desc. or asc.?

• spdebbarma 8y ago
  I don't know but do whatever is riskier and costlier first.
  • masklinn 8y ago
    Shouldn't it be riskier & cheaper first? That way if you fuck up you haven't wasted your expensive components.
    • Etheryte 8y ago
      Generally, riskier and more expensive are shared properties, you want to do those first since then you save the grunt work if you mess it up as well as you have more space to work with it.
    • tapland 8y ago
      Components are not wasted or used up by being soldered to a board.
      • pjc50 8y ago
        They certainly can be if you're not very good at desoldering. Especially BGA parts which require laborious re-balling for reuse.
        • tapland 8y ago
          Luckilly you won't be installing BGA parts to begin with using a soldering iron at home.
      • cerberusss 8y ago
        In a lot of keyboard designs, you'll solder an Arduino Micro Pro to the PCB. It has, I dunno, 18 pins or something. Without a professional desoldering station, it's almost impossible to remove. I tried with desoldering braid, wick and pump but still managed to damage the Arduino. A more experienced person tried with a heat gun, also damaged the Arduino.
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