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How To Solder Enameled Wire. Sanding the enamel off with either fine sandpaper, or a. Use a utility knife to lightly scrape the enamel off. Cut any wire with exposed aluminum. Tinning the wire at 400ºc, instead of my normal 300ºc, is what worked best for me.⌛⏱️shorter video on just the best way:. 2) tin that wire tip acc. Gently squeeze the stripper handles to cut through the enamel coating. 1) protect the enamel wire with a tiny heat shrink sleeve, leaving just a 3mm tip of unsleeved wire. Solder it together with shrink tube, kapton or whatever. Melting the enamel off with a hot soldering iron in a quick motion so as not to cause a blob of carbonized enamel to stick to the wire. Push the tip of the magnet wire a small distance into the molten solder and hold it there for a few moments. The solder will bubble away the enamel and tin the copper underneath in the process. 3) add solder to where ever the wire must be. Cheap transformers use copper clad aluminum wire. Place the wire into the stripper jaws, aligning the enamel coating with the cutting edges. Tldr ⚡ 1) set iron to 400 c 2) get a nice blob of solder 3) coat wire in flux 4) burn for 2 seconds.👉 tools used in this video, recording.

Push the tip of the magnet wire a small distance into the molten solder and hold it there for a few moments. Tldr ⚡ 1) set iron to 400 c 2) get a nice blob of solder 3) coat wire in flux 4) burn for 2 seconds.👉 tools used in this video, recording. 1) protect the enamel wire with a tiny heat shrink sleeve, leaving just a 3mm tip of unsleeved wire. Use a utility knife to lightly scrape the enamel off. The solder will bubble away the enamel and tin the copper underneath in the process. Place the wire into the stripper jaws, aligning the enamel coating with the cutting edges. Sanding the enamel off with either fine sandpaper, or a. Cut any wire with exposed aluminum. Cheap transformers use copper clad aluminum wire. Tinning the wire at 400ºc, instead of my normal 300ºc, is what worked best for me.⌛⏱️shorter video on just the best way:.

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How To Solder Enameled Wire If you have a solder pot then soldering through enamel wire can be tinned in the solder pot with no trimming. 2) tin that wire tip acc. 3) add solder to where ever the wire must be. Cheap transformers use copper clad aluminum wire. Use a utility knife to lightly scrape the enamel off. Push the tip of the magnet wire a small distance into the molten solder and hold it there for a few moments. The solder will bubble away the enamel and tin the copper underneath in the process. 1) protect the enamel wire with a tiny heat shrink sleeve, leaving just a 3mm tip of unsleeved wire. Gently squeeze the stripper handles to cut through the enamel coating. Tinning the wire at 400ºc, instead of my normal 300ºc, is what worked best for me.⌛⏱️shorter video on just the best way:. Tldr ⚡ 1) set iron to 400 c 2) get a nice blob of solder 3) coat wire in flux 4) burn for 2 seconds.👉 tools used in this video, recording. For sleeve type insulation, when can use sidecutters to strip wire with little risk of. Place the wire into the stripper jaws, aligning the enamel coating with the cutting edges. If you have a solder pot then soldering through enamel wire can be tinned in the solder pot with no trimming. Cut any wire with exposed aluminum. Solder it together with shrink tube, kapton or whatever.