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There are quite a few projects that will buy a cheap iron and put a thermal coupler inside the iron to sense the temperature. They seem to work decently well. | |||
* Weller ~25$ | |||
* Hakko $7 | |||
* Cheap Iron | |||
** iron $5.35 | |||
** thermal coupler $1 | |||
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Revision as of 21:47, 6 February 2017
Use a Weller RT iron base (or HAKKO 907).
http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Soldering-Station-1/
There are quite a few projects that will buy a cheap iron and put a thermal coupler inside the iron to sense the temperature. They seem to work decently well.
- Weller ~25$
- Hakko $7
- Cheap Iron
- iron $5.35
- thermal coupler $1