Making PCB Hot-Plate v2

My 2nd version of the Open-Reflow PCB Hot-Plate Get a free trial of Altium Designer - PCB Manufacturer - Help me make more projects by supporting me on Patreon - This project is an attempt at making a PCB Hot-Plate that reflows other PCBs! It’s works just like a 3d-printer’s heat bed and the aim is to reflow low-temperature solder paste. For testing I am using the TS391LT50 which has a maximum reflow temperature of 165°C. My aim is to develop a temperature controlled hot-plate and also explore the idea of self-reflowing PCBs! This project is Open-Source and licensed with Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International License My Electronic Kits - Tools I use: (some of these are affiliate links) Main Camera - Second Camera - Light Setup - Heating Plate - Ultrasonic Cleaner - Magnifying Lamp - Vernier Caliper - Multi-meter - Digital Milligram Scale - Digital Microscope - 3D Printer - #a_aid=0550494M LCR Meter - Power Supply - Social Media: Youtube Channel - Instagram - Twitter - Facebook - Linkedin - Website - Open Source Files: #electronics #pcb Time Makers: 00:00 - Intro 00:20 - Solving v1 Issues 01:24 - New Design 02:16 - Unboxing 02:45 - Testing 03:28 - Matt Black PCB 04:09 - More Testing 04:37 - FlexPCB Cable 05:38 - Reflow Test 06:20 - Tg Failure 07:12 - v3 Hope 07:23 - Ending Music: Cumbia City - An Jone (YouTube Audio library) Triangles - Silent Partner (YouTube Audio library) Ditch Diggin’ - Jingle Punks (YouTube Audio library)