I need to do some soldering. But I haven't soldered anything since secondary school.

[Pat Vegas]

I want to practice on something first.

Any ideas? Where can I get those weird circuit things they used to have a school. we used to solder wires to a circuit board and make a lightbulb light up with a 9 volt battery.

[Snin]

out after 3 or so hours but used to be 10 - 12 hours, need to fit new battery but can only be done DIY and requires soldering..you reckon you could do this ? or is it so easy i could >?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vQTHF76B6A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVWA5tvs9qA

[Pat Vegas]

all other the place. probably burn myself with the iron and just end up sticking all the circuits will be attached all in one massive clusterf**k.

[Snin]

:hehe:

[Pat Vegas]

soldering to wires to the jack and one earth wire.

but i don't want to find out the hard way.

[The Tony]

You'll end up like Phoebes brother on
Friends...melting everything :o

[Pat Vegas]

but it was too pale.

So I have used teabags to restain the wood and it's amazingly good.
I am just awaiting for my lacquer to arrive.

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Pat Vegas]

built a remote control car. and some sort of pencil holder out plastic. A whole term spent designing it. in the end bending the plastic with some sort of heat machine and drilling a few holes in it.

I am still not sure why we had to draw borders on our paper in Technology.

[Brentwood]

[Pat Vegas]

in the hands of teenage boys.

[Brentwood]

the smell was something else and he had to buy himself a new coat in the end. He rubbed chewing gum in my hair to get me back though

I also used to like poking drawing pins on the underside of the plastic chairs so that people would sit on them.

Schooldays :cloud9:

[Pat Vegas]

coke bottles and a balloon taped to them.

It was very painful and dangerous. :-(