Soldering Wires – Here's a different way
Oh boy, nice idea, but this looks complicated and time consuming. I recommend to get some good equipment first:<p><pre><code>  - solder fume extractor (see below)
  - extra thin high quality tin
  - a desoldering pump AND desoldering wire
  - high quality flux
  - a TS 100 soldering Iron with KU tip from ali express for 50 bucks
  - optional: USB-C Power Adapter for your existing power supply (so you don't have to buy one)
  - optional: a soldering mat (normaly blue colored)
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and you have a near professional equipment for about $120. Now flash IronOS[1] on your soldering Iron, and it works even better.<p>Instructions:<p><pre><code>  - turn on solder fume extractor
  - heat iron to 370° Celsius (but be careful depending on your workpiece)
  - Tin both ends beforhand
  - better slightly more flux to put on (but not for small works) 
  - if flux has been applied, cleaning up with e.g. toothbrush & isopropyl alcohol after you're done maybe a good idea
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However, the most important peace of hardware is a solder fume extractor... I'm surprised that so many youtube "professionals" don't put a hint on this - never play with your health. This can even be done DIY (see youtube tutorials).<p>High quality flux is also important because of your health. Chinese sellers often don't care about ingredients...<p>High quality tin is much easier to work with and costs 5 bucks more than low quality tin. It is worth.<p>[1]: <a href="https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS</a>