Hello
I make sure my soldering iron is tinned and clean and I often make good joints. But sometimes after the solder has flowed on/around the pad when I take the iron away it draws a small spike of solder with it.
The joint is still shiny and the solder flowed well so the joint is not cold. There is also not excesive solder so why does it sometimes make a spike, and are solder a spikes a problem or is the joint still fine?
Thank you for any replies
I make sure my soldering iron is tinned and clean and I often make good joints. But sometimes after the solder has flowed on/around the pad when I take the iron away it draws a small spike of solder with it.
The joint is still shiny and the solder flowed well so the joint is not cold. There is also not excesive solder so why does it sometimes make a spike, and are solder a spikes a problem or is the joint still fine?
Thank you for any replies