Soldering tiny components?

What is the best tools for soldering small, tiny component?
I have tried the 1/64 soldering tips, but it seems like not small enough for the work.

Any anybody gives me some helps.
Also please tell me where can I buy it.

heaps of tiny tips for soldering smd at electronics stores. there is usually one at major shopping centres. you can always call a pc shop or tv repair shop and ask them where a good electronics shop is.

when soldering smd you must be quick. dont heat the component for more than ~2 seconds with a 25w iron, ~1.5 seconds with a 40w iron and ~1 second with a 60w iron. if you overheat the component it can die straightaway, or at best it will have a shortened lifespan.

if the joint is not good enough allow at least 30 seconds for the part to cool before re-soldering. The 30 second minimum cool down rule should be kept between soldering each "leg" of the component.

you can have a hand free to hold the component with tweezers by pre-tinning the pcb where the component has to be soldered. If you make bridges they can be easily removed with desolder braid/wick and start again!

it's hard to overheat pcb's but if you heat them long enough the copper will lift off! it takes at least 5 seconds on tracks ~1mm thick, and at least 10 seconds on tracks 2mm thick.

i didnt start the small components yet because I am afraid i am going to mess up if i am using improper tools.

I am dev a diy mp3 player, and try to solder the mp3 decode chip on the pcb board, but the soldering parts of the chip is so small.

so i wonder are there any more small soldering tools(smaller than 1/64) on the market.

When working with smd flux (LINK) is the most important part.

U should use only heater, set up temperature, round 250-300, take part with somthing above its supposed destination and while heating put it down slowly, after cover with good flux...