I have some iFixIt kit stuff, mostly for "security screws". I already have some nice soldiering equipment though so I don't really have a need for something like this unless I decide to replace my old x-tronic. Even if I did replace it, I would want to get a bigger setup with a proper hotair/reflow system.
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>Like many people who solder regularly, I decided years ago to upgrade from a basic iron and invest in a soldering station. My RadioShack digital station has served me well for the better part of 20 years. It heats up fast, tips are readily available, and it’s a breeze to dial in whatever temperature I need. It’s older than both of my children, has moved with me to three different homes, and has outlived two cars and one marriage (so far, anyway).
I have some iFixIt kit stuff, mostly for "security screws". I already have some nice soldiering equipment though so I don't really have a need for something like this unless I decide to replace my old x-tronic. Even if I did replace it, I would want to get a bigger setup with a proper hotair/reflow system.
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>>Like many people who solder regularly, I decided years ago to upgrade from a basic iron and invest in a soldering station. My RadioShack digital station has served me well for the better part of 20 years. It heats up fast, tips are readily available, and it’s a breeze to dial in whatever temperature I need. It’s older than both of my children, has moved with me to three different homes, and has outlived two cars and one marriage (so far, anyway).
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