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Offline litster

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Re: [IC] Phantom Keyboard Assembly Service
« Reply #50 on: Thu, 20 December 2012, 02:28:27 »
I love soldering keyboards myself.  but I would not have time to solder for other people because I am too much of a perfectionist.  Glad to see theprofosist is doing this for so many people.
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Offline TheProfosist

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Re: [IC] Phantom Keyboard Assembly Service
« Reply #51 on: Thu, 20 December 2012, 02:45:23 »
Quote from: netdevil on Thu, 20 December 2012, 02:07:57
I supposed that I have to still put in my order for the phantom pcb gb still even though I have expressed interest here?
yes you would
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Re: [IC] Phantom Keyboard Assembly Service
« Reply #52 on: Thu, 20 December 2012, 03:19:31 »
Quote from: litster on Thu, 20 December 2012, 02:28:27
I love soldering keyboards myself.  but I would not have time to solder for other people because I am too much of a perfectionist.  Glad to see theprofosist is doing this for so many people.

I hope TheProfosist knows someone with one of these...
Other than forming all the diodes this is a really easy and quick job. It can be soldered with just about any tool. The pads are large and well spaced.

There are tools like this as well http://www.newark.com/duratool/tp-12/component-pre-forming-tool-tp12/dp/61T7848  Though I may have made placed diode pads a bit too close to eachother, I'm not absolutely sure these tools handles that...
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Re: Re: [IC] Phantom Keyboard Assembly Service
« Reply #53 on: Thu, 20 December 2012, 04:25:54 »
Quote from: bpiphany on Thu, 20 December 2012, 03:19:31
Quote from: litster on Thu, 20 December 2012, 02:28:27
I love soldering keyboards myself.  but I would not have time to solder for other people because I am too much of a perfectionist.  Glad to see theprofosist is doing this for so many people.

I hope TheProfosist knows someone with one of these...
Other than forming all the diodes this is a really easy and quick job. It can be soldered with just about any tool. The pads are large and well spaced.

There are tools like this as well http://www.newark.com/duratool/tp-12/component-pre-forming-tool-tp12/dp/61T7848  Though I may have made placed diode pads a bit too close to eachother, I'm not absolutely sure these tools handles that...
nope nothing cool like that :(
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Offline TheQsanity

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Re: [IC] Phantom Keyboard Assembly Service
« Reply #54 on: Thu, 20 December 2012, 04:38:00 »
Gosh, 600 bucks? That thing is cool but not that cool!
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Re: [IC] Phantom Keyboard Assembly Service
« Reply #55 on: Thu, 20 December 2012, 08:31:30 »
I use a popsicle stick :)
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Re: [IC] Phantom Keyboard Assembly Service
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