FS: Others [Giveaway] Thermisto Intermediate 7 in 1 Soldering Kit

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joy.das.jd

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Shipping from
NOIDA
Item Condition
5 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Cash
Purchase Date
May 3, 2022
Shipping Charges
Excluded - at actuals
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
NONE
Invoice Available?
Yes
Reason for Sale
House Cleaning
Hello everyone,

I am giving away the Thermisto Intermediate 7 in 1 Soldering Kit. It contains a Soldering iron, Solder, Flux, Stand , and desoldering wik. This does an Okay job. Not suitable for high precision job.

I am keeping the wire cutter and tweezer. THEY ARE NOT A PART OF THE GIVEAWAY

I wanted to try my hand at soldering but the end is too big for my use. I need something smaller.

As usual, if you are from Delhi / NCR then meet me anywhere on the Blue line and collect it.

If you are from some other place then you need to pay for the shipping only / or you can arrange pickup from my place. .


https://imgur.com/a/X3FkmnZ
 
lepermessiah said:
Pmd you
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wakkun said:
If you're looking into getting a decent soldering iron, take a look at one of the following:
1) SH72
2) TS80 or TS100
3) Pinecil (by Pine Labs)
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THE TS100 is the perfect tool. But damn the price is too much. Its cheaper for me to get the soldering done by mobile repairing guys. :p;)
Package booked for @lepermessiah

The package will be picked up tomorrow from my place.
 
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joy.das.jd said:
I wanted to try my hand at soldering but the end is too big for my use. I need something smaller.
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ajish65 said:
I have the same kit and experienced the same problem as you.... Do you have any other kit suggestions? Thanks.
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It comes down to technique, I've used a similar soldering iron (Soldron) for BIOS chip replacement and SMD soldering down to 0603 (both require different techniques).

Here's a timestamped video showing the technique to replace BIOS chips with a large tip:


But this kind of iron is not recommended for SMD repair for another reason — it's not temperature controlled.

There are temperature controlled soldering stations under Rs 2000 by a group called OSS. They use Hakko compatible tips with the heating element inside the tip and they work better than the TS100/TS80/Pinecil but are bulkier because they have a base station (they're higher power). I use a super large 5mm tip with one of these for BIOS chips replacement.
 
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