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In article , Tim Wescott
wrote: A friend of mine is putting together a middle-school electronics lab, and wants to get some good cheap soldering irons. I've been traumatized by some really pitiful soldering irons so I don't just want to go price shopping. However, since I've been using professional grade, temperature controlled irons almost exclusively for years I can't recommend any good cheap ones. Can anyone recommend a soldering iron that will actually work but doesn't cost much? I'm thinking of a rough equivalent to the Weller WP-25, but that costs less than $20 a pop. Thanks in advance. Salvage sales? A lot of people at our place took home Weller temp controlled stations as the labs switched over to Metcal, and I've seen stacks of Weller irons at salvage places (as companies continue to go belly-up). -- Namaste-- |
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