Hello, I'm total noob to electronics and I ordered Quicko T12 943 station for electric guitar modding/repair and some other simple repair jobs(like fixing headphones, changing broken sensors/switches in computer mouse, etc).
Now I've been reading all these threads about T12 clone stations and grounding them etc and mostly they just made me more confused. It's still unclear to me what type of power supply I need and what other procedures do I need to make the station/iron to not be a safety hazard for myself. I'm not really that worried about damaging the components I'm working on I just want the station to be safe to use for me and my environment (no dangerous shocks or explosions

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I've been looking at these two power supplies since I don't have too much to spend which is why I originally ordered the station from china(but now already starting to regret it), other one is three prong and other one is two prong, but only can output 60W/2.5A.
https://www.tme.eu/fi/en/details/gst60a24-p1j/desktop-power-supplies/mean-well/https://www.tme.eu/fi/en/details/cld-8024-t2-e/desktop-power-supplies/cellevia-power/Would either of these power supplies be adequate for safe use of the station or do they both compromise safety? Note that I'm not worried if the iron will heat up slightly slower with the 60W psu or some other similar drawbacks.
If neither of those are adequete then what kind of psu I need to look for, three prong psu matching the station specs(24V/3-5A/72W)? And what other procedures do I need to do to make the iron safe enough for my situation?
P.S. The reason why I ordered the mini version was because I read it speculated that it could be safer to power the station from external psu because of the design of the internal powers, as long as the psu was high quality. I also had extra laptop adapters, but it turns out they weren't exactly compatible either since the closest one was two prong psu with 5,5x2,5mm plug :/