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[[Catagory:Electronics]]
http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Portable-Workstation/?ALLSTEPS
 
I want to build 3 separate pieces. One just for carrying parts. One for tools, soldering in particular. The last is for breadboard prototyping.
 
== Tools and Parts ==
This box contains the following tools
* wire spools
* multimeter
* Wire cutters
* jewelers screwdrivers (I could get another like my backpack)
* needle nose pliers
* tweezers
 
It also has all of my parts boxes. I can group the parts by type and write the grouping on the side so that I don't need to see the parts top down all the time.
 
== Prototyping Box ==
* soldering iron
* fume extractor
* magnifying lamp
* ac outlets
* clamps
* solder spool
* heat shrink tubing
* rotary tool
 
I found a cheap rotary tool for [http://www.harborfreight.com/80-piece-rotary-tool-kit-97626.html $10 at harbor freight], thought [https://www.amazon.com/WEN-2305-Rotary-Tool-Shaft/dp/B003BYRFH8 this one] might be better, particularly with the flex shaft. The box should have the means to use the tool as a [[Mini-Drill Press]] or as a mini-table saw (with a cutting disc) for cutting and drilling pcbs.
 
I like the designs where a flap folds down as a work area, then the box opens with two front-facing doors.
 
[[Category:Electronics]]

Latest revision as of 14:37, 1 July 2020

http://brianzawesomeblog.blogspot.ca/2014/03/mobile-electronics-workbench.html

http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Portable-Workstation/?ALLSTEPS

I want to build 3 separate pieces. One just for carrying parts. One for tools, soldering in particular. The last is for breadboard prototyping.

Tools and Parts

This box contains the following tools

  • wire spools
  • multimeter
  • Wire cutters
  • jewelers screwdrivers (I could get another like my backpack)
  • needle nose pliers
  • tweezers

It also has all of my parts boxes. I can group the parts by type and write the grouping on the side so that I don't need to see the parts top down all the time.

Prototyping Box

  • soldering iron
  • fume extractor
  • magnifying lamp
  • ac outlets
  • clamps
  • solder spool
  • heat shrink tubing
  • rotary tool

I found a cheap rotary tool for $10 at harbor freight, thought this one might be better, particularly with the flex shaft. The box should have the means to use the tool as a Mini-Drill Press or as a mini-table saw (with a cutting disc) for cutting and drilling pcbs.

I like the designs where a flap folds down as a work area, then the box opens with two front-facing doors.