I'm don'0t think is that difficult if you have the proper tools.. a nice JBC soldering iron and 1mm or smaller tip, flux and tin
I've been practicing a bit more with a cheap temp controlled iron and a soldering practice board. Tried an 0.2mm tip but didn't really get on with it. The top 3mm of the tip never gets up to temperature, so I switched back to a 1mm tip and it was loads better. Did a pretty decent job of soldering/desoldering some 0402 resistors, so I'm feeling fairly confident. Using plenty of MG Chem. Liquid flux and some 0.6mm solder and it hasn't given me any problems at 300c. Always open to advice though if any of this sounds like a bad idea.
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