Chipping Iron
Chipping Iron
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 NEW MENS TWO WAY CHIPPING IRON ALL SIZES IN STOCK USA  US $29.95
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 NEW CHIPPING IRONS APPROACH TWO WAY FOR LEFT RIGHT HANDED GOLFERS ALL SIZES US $28.95
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 NEW TWO WAY CHIPPING IRON LEFTRIGHT ALL SIZES IN STOCK US $29.95
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 NEW CHIPPING IRONS APPROACH TWO WAY FOR LEFT RIGHT US $26.95
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 NEW MENS CHIPPING IRON APPROACH TWO WAY LEFTRIGHT 28 US $28.95
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 SlotLine Laser Pat Pend Chipping Iron US $29.99
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 Bristol Custom B 200 Chipping Iron Right Handed Golf Club Nice US $10.95
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 35 1 2 inch Vintage Burke Save A Shot Chipping Iron US $19.99
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 Shot Saver Chipping Iron Golf Club US $27.99
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 Beckley Ralston Stroke Saver Chipper chipping iron US $18.99
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 36 Inch Knight 2 Way Custom Chipping Iron Chipper US $21.99
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 36 inch Wizard Ram Approach Chipping Iron US $26.99
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 Northwestern Chipper Hubert Green signature chipping iron golf club US $23.99
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 NEW CHIPPING IRON APPROACH TWO WAY LEFTRIGHT ALL SIZES US $26.95
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 Chip N Run Don Martin chipping iron US $17.99
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 SLOTLINE SLOT LINE CLASSIC CHIPPER CHIPPING IRON GOOD CONDITION STEEL SHAFT US $24.99
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 NEW LADIES Affinity Chipping Iron Steel 34 Shaft US $29.99
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 Bristol B 200 Chipping 35 Iron Steel Regular US $17.95
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 CLUTCH IRON GOLF RIGHT HANDED PITCHING CHIPPING WEDGE US $.99
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How to make solder not stick to soldering iron?
I am trying to solder a small wire to something like a computer chip and the solder keeps sticking to my soldering iron, and i dont know how to prevent it......please help.
You are not supposed to be stopping it from sticking to the iron. Tinning the iron is an important part of getting the maximum heat transfer between the iron and the work. The process of soldering means that you bring the work up to the melting point of the solder as quickly as possible. then you melt the solder onto the work (using flux to clean the work) and then remove the iron to allow the work to cool down. A solder bridge between the iron and the work speeds up the heat transfer.
Clean the iron using something like gypsum or wire wool (don't file, especially with plated tips) and immediately apply solder to the tip. If you have done it properly, the solder will adhere to the tip. If you have done it incorrectly, the solder will melt in blobs and fall off.
As you solder, apply solder to the tip and work to form the heat bridge.