[Electronoobs] has come up with a DIY portable soldering iron that the adventurous hacker can build themselves. Powered by an ATMega328p pulled out of an Arduino Nano, if offers the same ...

It might be best to consider this an intermediate step before the DIY iron takes on its final form, which we’re very interested in seeing. The first version of the DIY Arduino soldering iron ...

Once you decide to purchase a soldering iron, either for work or a hobby ... used so that you don't make mistakes when working with Arduino or Raspberry Pi boards. Irrespective of whether ...

Naturally, if soldering is the name of the game, a soldering iron is one of the most important parts of any Arduino building kit. Ryobi's 120-watt cordless soldering iron topper is an excellent ...

Soldering is an important skill for anybody who wants to put together circuit boards, play around with Arduino setups ... to get started are a soldering iron, solder, and a soldering tip.

I know how to solder, but I do not always want to solder ... minus a dangerously hot iron. The Arduino Plug and Make Kit has at its core an Arduino UNO R4 board with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a ...

If you spend money for iFixit’s $250 kit, it’ll come with an iFixit-designed 55 watt-hour battery that helps turn the iron into a portable soldering station. Its two USB-C outputs provide 100W ...

and other USB-C pen-style soldering irons on the market, claims a few things set its iron apart. Its iron can be powered up to 100 watts, whereas it says most tap out at 60W over USB or 88W on DC.