Drilling P.C. Boards (tips solicited)
I am presently using small perforated breadboards that occasionally need the perforations enlarged for leads of larger devices such as diodes and resistors. Do I really need carbide drills and an e...
Forum Discussion
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Chris, would you be offended if I asked for examples? I believe a regular soldering station is above my own station, affordability-wise.
My go to home soldering station is one from MCM Electronics which is fully adjustable temp with bar graph temp readout.. They have a variety of changeable tips so you can use the correct size/shape tip for your needs. It my not have quite as good temp control as say a Weller but it costs a heck of a lot less than a Weller. Overall a very good "Hobbyist" or even semi pro soldering station.
At the time when I bought it it was on sale for $59.. Regular price now is $77..
MCM SOLDER STATION
They also have the same station with digital readout for a bit more money..
