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geekhack Projects => Making Stuff Together! => Topic started by: Melvang on Sun, 16 February 2014, 15:52:02
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So when you guys are soldering up a board what do you do with the clipped leads from LEDs and diodes?
Do you save them for trace repair or just throw away?
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I've seen people post that they use them when direct wiring.
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That's what I've always done. I usually keep the longer pieces and trash anything less then 1cm
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I have a bag of leads, but after a while you just have enough for a lifetime, so nowadays I just throw them away =)
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Ideally you would collect any garbage metal you don't want and every once and awhile make a trip to a metal recycling centre.
Remember the three R's man! Think of the penguins!
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I plan to solder mine together and add it to my huge blob of lead solder (I melt down and then refine the impurities out of solder that I vacuum out of keyboards and anything I desolder.)
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I plan to solder mine together and add it to my huge blob of lead solder (I melt down and then refine the impurities out of solder that I vacuum out of keyboards and anything I desolder.)
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I plan to solder mine together and add it to my huge blob of lead solder (I melt down and then refine the impurities out of solder that I vacuum out of keyboards and anything I desolder.)
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:confused: indeed...