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Fried Chicken:

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--- Quote from: Fried Chicken on January 11, 2025, 02:19:39 am ---Did you look into the FM-2032 Micro Solder hand tool?

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No, most likely that would be an improvement. I'm sure its good as Rossman was/is using that model.
Though $110 for the FM2032 and each tip is $42, with a limited tip selection: https://hakkousa.com/fm-2032-micro-soldering-iron-handpiece-only.html


--- Quote from: Arts on January 11, 2025, 11:49:58 pm ---That is exactly the combination I use for what you are describing, and with 140 Watts available even the smallest tip geometries keep up.

https://www.hakko.com/english/products/hakko_fm2030_feature.html

https://www.hakko.com/english/products/hakko_fm2030_tips.html#productNav

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140W is not usable with small tip geometries. Put a power meter on your station, a small tip, and see what it takes when soldering to get past some 20 or 40W.

Also FM2030 looks like a very long grip to tip distance, which makes fine work more difficult for me.

https://youtu.be/Rmd71hQ9LWE?t=183

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Then get a JBC

Shock:
The Hakko FM2032 and JBC T210 are basically the same tip to grip once you account for positioning.

Metcal MX-H1-AV, Pace TD200, Hakko FM2027/28, JBC T245 (shortest to longest) for the regular slim handpieces.
 

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