Here is an age old question.  Does anyone here have a sure fire way to combat insufficient solder.  I have tried all teh tecniques from what I know of.  These consist of changing stencil thicknesses, changing pastes, re-training ops to IPC-610-D.  I am at a lost.  It seems that each operator sees insufficient solder differently and it is almost an excuse from them to keep busy and make added "touch up."  I am almost ready to through the category out the door b/c it is so subjective adn people are so fickle.

Any ideas out there?

Ronald D. Peeler Jr., B.S. IE 
Process Engineer 
SWEMCO 
Moorestown, NJ 08057 
Tel: (856).222.9900 ext. 31 
Cel: (484).948.0779 
Fax: (856).222.0700 
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