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Post #161686321 added 02-13-2023 4:10 PM by signelengis in Deal Talk
Love weller.. solid brand and products.
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Post #161684260 added 02-13-2023 2:18 PM by chabala in Deal Talk
This thread is too much. People asking about incomparable irons, Selman calls out the naive questions with solid advice but gets chewed out for 'gatekeeping'. No one is here to be coddled for asking...
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Post #161682619 added 02-13-2023 1:00 PM by Tech_007 in Deal Talk
Looks bulky, don't think this is for mini gadget repairs. I have one almost pen-sized and very comfortable to work with, I wonder who uses these, most likely on vehicles, etc.? I'm not sure. But this...
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Post #161663101 added 02-12-2023 11:55 AM by Adamantinepiggy in Deal Talk
An example of when big and powerful high-wattage soldering is needed that I just had: Battery terminal on my motorcycle is normally a piece of brass crimped on end of very thick stranded wire. The...
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Post #161614651 added 02-09-2023 8:11 PM by justme- in Deal Talk
Forget gate keeping and ba... These Weller guns are the typical "I think I need a soldering thing" purchase which leads to terrible soldering jobs and frustration. Skip it. Do yourself a favor. I...
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Post #161595922 added 02-09-2023 5:28 AM by acmewidgets in Deal Talk
So your saying...for automotive/motorcycle wiring the ryobi would be the best option? Portable would be nice for me and definitely save time.
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Post #161572843 added 02-08-2023 6:26 AM by cohiba in Deal Talk
So I have been looking at this exact kit for the last few weeks--primarily for plastic repair. It has been running about $43, which is cheaper than just the bare tool, so it was already a pretty...
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Post #161567869 added 02-07-2023 9:05 PM by bk_InAZ in Deal Talk
If it's like the others, the trigger has a low and a high position depending on how much heat you need. No heat when you're not squeezing it. There are also two lights that are off when you're not...
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Post #161567293 added 02-07-2023 8:26 PM by ECarlson in Deal Talk
Yes. It is great for working on tube equipment.
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Post #161566951 added 02-07-2023 8:04 PM by Roundabout in Deal Talk
I had one of these Wellers in 1970 (showing my age, I know) when I was first starting working on TVs and Radios. Back then, everything was pretty much tubes (except 6 transistor AM radios) and...
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Post #161566651 added 02-07-2023 7:46 PM by ECarlson in Deal Talk
I have one of these. Great for large connections. I have a nice Hakko station for regular soldering and a bunch of various other soldering pencils. And a graveyard of old worn out and broken...
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Post #161565484 added 02-07-2023 6:52 PM by -Ratchet- in Deal Talk
Squeezing and holding the trigger allows it to heat up. When you let go it cools back down.
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Post #161565169 added 02-07-2023 6:39 PM by BuddyLove99 in Deal Talk
What’s the trigger for if it doesn’t feed the solder wire?
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Post #161563369 added 02-07-2023 5:14 PM by bk_InAZ in Deal Talk
This does more than solder, it comes with three tips for cutting, and burning in addition to soldering. All the comments I've seen so far focus only on electronics soldering. This will solder small...
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Post #161558275 added 02-07-2023 1:11 PM by Masejoer in Deal Talk
Yep, for me, crimp, THEN solder. This is just me and personal projects where time doesn't matter, but while mass production just crimps, it can/does lead to eventual problems. I still solder all the...
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Post #161557810 added 02-07-2023 12:55 PM by TheXung in Deal Talk
I've never tried it myself and I still can't wrap my head around how, but I've heard from a retired plumber that you can use a powerful enough soldering gun to solder copper pipes.
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Post #161555722 added 02-07-2023 11:22 AM by ghostwriter66 in Deal Talk
YEP still have my SEARS Craftsman one that my dad bought in the 70's and gave to me in about 2000 -- gone through many tips -- but sucker still cranks each and every time ...
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Post #161554261 added 02-07-2023 10:22 AM by spunky721 in Deal Talk
Expensive, but I ended up with the Haiko: ...
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Post #161552539 added 02-07-2023 9:15 AM by RacerXXY in Deal Talk
There is also an extra convenance this type of soldering gun offers in you can have it ready to go and then when you need to use it, it heats to operating temperature in seconds and then you can set...
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Post #161547706 added 02-07-2023 5:45 AM by FairTeam939 in Deal Talk
a smaller soldering iron would be good for circuit boards, are there Good quality ones out there? if so, any recommendations? thanks.
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