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5-Piece Weller WE1010NA Digital Soldering Station Expired
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Amazon has 5-Piece Weller WE1010NA Digital Soldering Station for $93.49 when you 'clip' the $16.50 extra savings coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member d0wnthe11235813 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member d0wnthe11235813 for finding this deal.
Includes:
- Digital soldering power unit (WE1)
- Soldering iron (WEP70)
- Safety rest (PH70)
- ET soldering tip
- Eta tip 0.062"/1.6 millimeter screwdriver
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$109.99 - $16.50 coupon = $93.50
I've had this on my warehouse watch list for a bit and noticed the clipped coupon box tonight making it the lowest price since BC (before corona). Reviews make it seems like a solid temp controlled unit so let the great debate begin about whether or not the Hakko is better!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077JDGY1J/
I've had this on my warehouse watch list for a bit and noticed the clipped coupon box tonight making it the lowest price since BC (before corona). Reviews make it seems like a solid temp controlled unit so let the great debate begin about whether or not the Hakko is better!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077JDGY1J/
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FQRXJ2R
KSGER-T12-STM32-V3_1S via bang-o-rama LOL
Or if you also carry a battery bank around you can get the TS80p, but that's 30W instead of 65W. However, it's also metal-bodied, newer, and I think a little smaller.
In any case, my trusty WES51 died last year after 10+ years of faithful service. I think the control board is not functioning since the pencil checks out fine. I bought this WE1010 station and it's been working well since. As an electrical engineer, I've used some pretty fancy equipment, especially for delicate SMD work, but I'm only doing soldering for hobbies and etc with the WE1010, and for that it's excellent.
I don't really think any general-purpose soldering iron is going to be that different from one to the next for non-demanding board work. They all have more than enough power to reach and maintain the temperature needed for component replacement. They will all be adequate for working with discrete SMD components. Anyone who spends hundreds more for an iron that can hold a temperature better to prevent component damage, yet neglect to use a hot plate to relieve PCB stress or pre-heat the components are just fooling themselves.
For me, Weller is a well-known entity, and this WE1010 is compatible with my existing collection of tips. I don't particularly care for the various off-brand soldering stations because their performance advantage is of no consequence to me, but their lack of reputation and unknown long-term reliability is of great concern. If the WE1010 last me another 10 years, I would have been happy to know that I spent $10 a year to use a well working soldering iron.
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In any case, my trusty WES51 died last year after 10+ years of faithful service. I think the control board is not functioning since the pencil checks out fine. I bought this WE1010 station and it's been working well since. As an electrical engineer, I've used some pretty fancy equipment, especially for delicate SMD work, but I'm only doing soldering for hobbies and etc with the WE1010, and for that it's excellent.
I don't really think any general-purpose soldering iron is going to be that different from one to the next for non-demanding board work. They all have more than enough power to reach and maintain the temperature needed for component replacement. They will all be adequate for working with discrete SMD components. Anyone who spends hundreds more for an iron that can hold a temperature better to prevent component damage, yet neglect to use a hot plate to relieve PCB stress or pre-heat the components are just fooling themselves.
For me, Weller is a well-known entity, and this WE1010 is compatible with my existing collection of tips. I don't particularly care for the various off-brand soldering stations because their performance advantage is of no consequence to me, but their lack of reputation and unknown long-term reliability is of great concern. If the WE1010 last me another 10 years, I would have been happy to know that I spent $10 a year to use a well working soldering iron.
It's certainly not something I would expect to use at home.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FQRXJ2R
I get your point, however.
It's certainly not something I would expect to use at home.
I own several hakko 936 originals in white and black with a huge collection of tips. Unloaded a few of Weller EC4001 years ago. Then own the hakko 937...I lost the password card on it and temp is locked. Then recently a FX888D and several chinese jk rework and reflow machines.
I would highly recommend a genuine hakko 936 for a diy workbench. The ability to have multiple tips is the biggest factor. A lightly used kit under $50-70 would be ideal.
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I own several hakko 936 originals in white and black with a huge collection of tips. Unloaded a few of Weller EC4001 years ago. Then own the hakko 937...I lost the password card on it and temp is locked. Then recently a FX888D and several chinese jk rework and reflow machines.
I would highly recommend a genuine hakko 936 for a diy workbench. The ability to have multiple tips is the biggest factor. A lightly used kit under $50-70 would be ideal.