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The Book Of Resistance Soldering

The Book Of Resistance Soldering

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Based on 11 reviews
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David Chamberlin
Not sure it's for me

The book does give some background information on resitance soldering, but mainly details construction of a home-made unit. I am not qualified to assess it for safety etc. It offers 3V or 6V output. I am not sure that 3V is low enough for work smaller than about 0 scale, as online demos of the London Road unit indicate 1.5V or 2V is safer for the small components.

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CARL FISHER

The Book Of Resistance Soldering

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David Halfpenny
Covers many people’s needs

What the book does, it does well. It would help anyone with household electrical skills to build an RSU for small metal models. Too many people are scared of soldering because it looks easy to get wrong: resistance soldering makes it easy to get right :-)
Personally, my projects need more than 10A current, so I am looking for both a higher-current transformer, and ways to control that extra current.
Since reading this book, I have bought a Chinese Variac (variable auto-transformer) online. It works very well as a current controller on the Mains side, BUT it needs rewiring for safe, legal use in Europe.
(Which is why I can’t just say “Buy a Variac to make your Resistance Soldering even easier.”)

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Zachary Earwood

Very good information

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Giampiero Ricci

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The Free Book That Shows You How To Be A Soldering Wizard And You Save 75% In The Process!

For Beginners And Experts Alike It:

  • Gives you A Full Understanding Of Resistance Soldering, Its Advantages , And What You Can Do With It.
  • Shows You How To Save Up To 75% By Building Instead Of Buying In Text And Video.
  • Finally How To Resistance Solder In Text And Video.

This 28 page fully illustrated book comes to you FREE in full color, printable, .pdf format.  It is instantly downloadable, so get your copy now.

Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
55%
(6)
18%
(2)
27%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
100.0
100.0
D
David Chamberlin
Not sure it's for me

The book does give some background information on resitance soldering, but mainly details construction of a home-made unit. I am not qualified to assess it for safety etc. It offers 3V or 6V output. I am not sure that 3V is low enough for work smaller than about 0 scale, as online demos of the London Road unit indicate 1.5V or 2V is safer for the small components.

C
CARL FISHER

The Book Of Resistance Soldering

D
David Halfpenny
Covers many people’s needs

What the book does, it does well. It would help anyone with household electrical skills to build an RSU for small metal models. Too many people are scared of soldering because it looks easy to get wrong: resistance soldering makes it easy to get right :-)
Personally, my projects need more than 10A current, so I am looking for both a higher-current transformer, and ways to control that extra current.
Since reading this book, I have bought a Chinese Variac (variable auto-transformer) online. It works very well as a current controller on the Mains side, BUT it needs rewiring for safe, legal use in Europe.
(Which is why I can’t just say “Buy a Variac to make your Resistance Soldering even easier.”)

Z
Zachary Earwood

Very good information

G
Giampiero Ricci

The Book Of Resistance Soldering

123