Absolutely.  However, I recommend using the Sterno brand torch head and disposable canister, as opposed to a small creme brulee torch.  This provides ample heat, an adjustable flame, and the fuel lasts much longer than the aforementioned alternative.

Not at all.  Once you've purchased the class, you'll have access to the course contents indefinitely.

If you're totally new to soldering, I recommend starting off with the Down & Dirty: Essential Soldering Techniques course.  This will provide you with a foundational understanding of soldering tools and techniques as well as help reduce the element of overwhelm.  

Yes.  I'll be available by email and also active in the online course community.  Ask questions, share your thoughts, and leave feedback.  I'm only successful if you're successful, and I'll be there to help you however I can, as promptly as possible. 

I couldn't draw you a pretty picture if my life depended on it, so no, I do not provide templates for this particular course.  However, I do provide recommendations and resources for purchasing your own templates from other gifted artists out there selling exactly what you may be looking for.  Alternatively, this project can be done using your own drawings or simply by freehanding with the saw- hey, no lines to follow!  

The Student Community is a group hub set up within this website as opposed to on Facebook or another public forum.  Students who purchase a course will be manually enrolled in the community, where they can read supplemental posts and get extra information, ask questions, and interact with both me and other students. Additionally, students in this community get access to posts for ALL courses, not just the one they've enrolled in.  It's basically a free-for-all of information and resources that grows with each new course released on this website.

No problem.  Just shoot me a note and I can reset your password from my end, which you can then change at any time.