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Soldering Starter Kit

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Product Features

80W Weller iron with LED halo and comfort grip
Ideal for copper foil and lead came soldering
Includes odorless, no-smoke gel flux
Solder wick and tinning block for clean results
Iron stand ensures safety and convenience

Product Description

Everything You Need to Solder Like a Pro
Get great results every time with this all-in-one soldering kit. The lightweight 80-watt Weller iron features an LED halo ring, 3/8" 800°F tip, and a comfortable, stay-cool grip - ideal for both copper foil and lead work. The kit includes a tinning block to keep tips clean, solder wick for flawless lines, a stable iron stand for safety, and Amerway Tiger's Eye Gel Flux which is odorless, non-smoking, and ideal for all solder types. Everything you need to get started is included.

Note: Product selection may vary based on availability. Photo is just one example, quality will remain the same.

Note: Soldering iron is not for prolonged or continuous use.

Panel by artist Kayleigh Clark. Gnome by artist Val Oswalt-De Waard.

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Product Details

Weller 80 Watt Soldering Iron With LED Halo Ring
3/8" 800 degree tip
Soldering iron stand
Safety flux & brush
Tinning Block
Solder Wick

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Soldering Fun!

By lmassey_lolo on August 12, 2012

Pros : I bought this kit when I starting soldering. It was just what I needed to get started learning how to solder. It has everything you need to learn with on small projects. And it can always be used later on for quick projects too! I ended up buying a bigger and better unit but I never regretted buying this kit and making sure that this was a hobby that I was going to stick with. I us this solder for all kinds of jobs too. And my son has borrowed it for some of his auto speaker needs also. It was a good investment.

Cons : Not many cons to it that I found except as I got better at soldering I found I wanted a stronger solderer but for starting out this one was perfect.

Other Thoughts : Make sure you have the right kind of solder when you are soldering. Like silver for silver and gold for gold. The sold that comes with it does not solder everything. And follow the instructions completely for the best results.

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