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Letting people know you could pull this off eventually leads to the inevitable assignment in which you need to solder a dozen of NAND chips in some obscure pack
by Laforet 5y ago
Letting people know you could pull this off eventually leads to the inevitable assignment in which you need to solder a dozen of NAND chips in some obscure package that nobody seems to have a stencil for :) Oh and the deadline is 24 hours away.
- rasz 5y agoSounds profitable, whats the problem? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4m0LoGx7Qo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4m0LoGx7Qo you can also go one ball at a time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrXL1uGs0vU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrXL1uGs0vU
- csdvrx 5y agoExactly why I'm only saying that anonymously here on HN :) FYI, I also do some SMD by hand. It's not very hard with leaded paste. It's a very practical skill to have when you only use it for yourself and a few select friends (read: not colleagues!)
- skinkestek 5y agoGood thing we can reach you through GitHub ;-) Half joking, if you have forgotten that you added that link here's your chance to remove it B-)
- csdvrx 5y agoAnd... it's gone now! (Thanks for reminding me BTW) I prefer keeping a low profile. Because I like speaking my mind freely, which I might not do if my account was linked to my name.
- dkdk8283 5y agoYou can never be too careful, you can get cancelled for thoughts that go against groupthink.
- dogma1138 5y agoIf you dealing with these kinds of jobs you either get a generic stencil and use a kapton tape as a mask or you invest in a laser cutter capable of cutting stencils in a half/quarter of a mil stainless sheet. Also RoHS goes out of the window and you use a leaded tin which makes your life so much easier, as well as usually guarantees a longer life time for the fix because it’s far more ductile after soldering.