At this point you’ve almost certainly seen one of these low-cost portable soldering irons, perhaps best exemplified by the TS100, a pocket-sized temperature controlled iron that can be had fo… ...

The first version of the DIY Arduino soldering iron garnered quite a bit of attention, so it seems there’s a decent number of you out there who aren’t content with just plunking down the cash ...

Apart from fixing broken items, you may also need a soldering iron if you're building any of the best Raspberry Pi projects or an easy Arduino project for beginner coders.

Ryobi's 120-watt cordless soldering iron topper is an excellent introductory soldering iron, as it packs a good amount of power for DIY-level work and utilizes a convenient battery-powered design.

Hopefully you're here because you've heard about this new-fangled "Arduino" thing, and you'd like to know more.Maybe you know your way around a soldering iron, maybe you want to relive your glory ...

In this video, we create a Harry Potter inspired shelf insert using various materials and tools. 🧰 MATERIALS: - 2 mm cardstock (from old sketchbooks) - XPS styrofoam - 3 mm MDF board for the box - ...

As a general rule, it’s worthwhile to pay more for a high-quality soldering iron that comes with an adjustable temperature feature. For smaller projectors, a 15- or 30-watt iron is fine.

I know how 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 built-in 12×8 LED matrix display.

The company says the soldering iron can heat up in under 5 seconds, but that time presumably increases if you’re using a USB-C device that can’t deliver above 65W. Recommended Videos.

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 ...

Apart from fixing broken items, you may also need a soldering iron if you're building any of the best Raspberry Pi projects or an easy Arduino project for beginner coders.