• Please join our new sister site dedicated to discussion of gold, silver, platinum, copper and palladium bar, coin, jewelry collecting/investing/storing/selling/buying. It would be greatly appreciated if you joined and help add a few new topics for new people to engage in.

    Bullion.Forum

Heat gun

Gold Refining Forum

Help Support Gold Refining Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
Depends on the solder.Just typing "solder melting point" in my browser I came up with almost half a million hits.Wikipedia says 190-840 F
 
Steve is talking about 60/40 tin/lead, which was the standard solder used on PCBs for many, many years. Unless the boards are fairly new, I imagine that's what the solder is composed of.
 
Great!! Bought a real nice heavy duty gun at an auction tonight, 500 degrees it says. Works great, hot as hell, $3.00!
 
glorycloud said:
And for the rest of us, the $2.00 hair dryer from Goodwill works
just fine as well on getting most chips to release from a board. 8)

You mean I could have saved my 3 dollars and just used the 'ole ladys hair dryer? :mrgreen:
 
silversaddle1 said:
glorycloud said:
And for the rest of us, the $2.00 hair dryer from Goodwill works
just fine as well on getting most chips to release from a board. 8)

You mean I could have saved my 3 dollars and just used the 'ole ladys hair dryer? :mrgreen:

Not if you value your life. 8)
 

Latest posts

Back
Top