Robert Reverse Engineer Wednesday at 10:05 AM #801 I keep the heat fairly low. You usually don't have to melt or burn the goop, just warm it up enough that it becomes soft.
I keep the heat fairly low. You usually don't have to melt or burn the goop, just warm it up enough that it becomes soft.
Chicken Wing Audio Authorized Vendor Wednesday at 10:16 AM #802 Ok perfect! Im literally grabbing a heat gun now on my way to the store!
jessenator Well-known member Wednesday at 10:30 AM #803 Chicken Wing Audio said: Someone suggested boiling the circuit but that doesn’t seem right Click to expand... That someone's been Cooking with Clodd™
Chicken Wing Audio said: Someone suggested boiling the circuit but that doesn’t seem right Click to expand... That someone's been Cooking with Clodd™
Robert Reverse Engineer Wednesday at 10:57 AM #804 Chicken Wing Audio said: Ok perfect! Im literally grabbing a heat gun now on my way to the store! Click to expand... I use a hot air station since it's more focused. A heat gun will work too, just be careful not to overheat anything nearby. If they have one with a smaller nozzle adapter that'd be good.
Chicken Wing Audio said: Ok perfect! Im literally grabbing a heat gun now on my way to the store! Click to expand... I use a hot air station since it's more focused. A heat gun will work too, just be careful not to overheat anything nearby. If they have one with a smaller nozzle adapter that'd be good.
Chicken Wing Audio Authorized Vendor Wednesday at 11:07 AM #805 So it doesnt have any attachments but i do have filament here that is highly resistant to heat. Im going to design and 3d print a nozzle attachment that concentrates the heat onto a smaller area! Thank you for the advice!
So it doesnt have any attachments but i do have filament here that is highly resistant to heat. Im going to design and 3d print a nozzle attachment that concentrates the heat onto a smaller area! Thank you for the advice!