The $14 Amazon Digital Soldering iron Review. Best low $ hobby soldering iron for beginner or even a pro. A must have solder iron for those just starting out or a backup iron for the glovebox.
Learning to solder is an essential step in leveling up your repair skills and it’s also your gateway to some really awesome maker projects. In this video we’ll cover the bare minimum you’ll need to […]
Get this Soldering Kit 👉 (Affiliate Link) I’m a complete beginner to using soldering tools, but today I’ll be testing out this beginner’s kit from Amazon. It’s basically a good starter kit that comes with […]
This is the first video for a 3 part sub-series that I’m adding to my Soldering Basics video series. This sub-series is about Tools and Supplies for Basic Soldering. This soldering series is a great […]
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you should add an affiliate link to the amazon product in your description so that when I buy it for hobby stuff you get a small cut
do you think this iron would be able to solder something like 8 awg or even 6 awg wire
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You never showed the iron up close… It looks like the one I got 4 years ago 936H same buttons and rated for 80 watts. Auto off and that stiff power cable. Worked great and was accurate at the ~360 deg for small jobs. But I once tried the 450 setting and the iron worked but may have over heated and eventually stopped.
I got the same one but for the life of me I can’t get it to switch over to Fahrenheit, have you had a chance to try that and if so how did you do it? It says when the power’s off press both buttons at the same time but the minute you touch it it kicks right back on, I’m lost for ideas