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Since using a similar iron at work a few decades ago, I have finally bought a decent temperature controlled iron. It mimics the works lab iron so well. I chose the analogue temp setting because I have experienced the digital ones and multiple button presses and accidental selection of inappropriate preset values are a pain for me. The only down side for me with the analogue knob setting is that it is quite loose and is easy to change without noticing. It’s also a bit of a heavy lump if like me you don’t have it set up on your work surface all of the time! It’s not as convenient as my antex C15 but the flexible lead, quick warm up time, temperature control and loads of power is a nice thing to have. Recommended.
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finally forked out the money on a decent soldering iron. this is great, I use it for wood work mainly and the temperature adjustment is spot on. have used it to solder electrics and its night and day difference compared to the cheap irons you see everywhere. would buy again
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Replaced a cheaper item from Maplin, More expensive but far superior. Loads of heat and an iron that it small and comfortable. Often on sale 50% dearer. I would recommend this if you do a lot of soldering.
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gets that bit hotter if needed and added advantage of control of temperature
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The transformer unit is heavy and metal cased, Of good robust build quality and easy to use, The soldering iron is also good quality with a flexible silicon lead and six pin metal plug. The stand is made of high impact plastic, Even the packaging was well thought out
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