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In Reply to: RE: Clarification posted by Square Peg on November 20, 2007 at 09:40:33:
Similar price to what I bought.
Ahh. So you've removed wire enameling with your soldering iron? What's the technique? My first project is working with very fine 33'ish guage wire. I'm not too keen on the task of scraping or sanding the enamel from wire this small. I'll be working under a microscope ;) Maybe it's easier than that, where just a few light passes with fine sand paper will do the trick? Dunno yet, I haven't done it myself.
I also have a Hakko soldering station. I really enjoy using it. For a recent job I pulled out a nice-quality standalone soldering iron. It's not that the iron doesn't/won't do the job, but the experience made me think about how much nicer the station is to use.
- SJ
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