Helping Hands or Third Hand for Soldering
#31
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 6,410
From: Austin,TX
You really never cease to amaze me. Maybe it has to do with your reading comprehension. I'm not sure. But I literally said what I was after and what I didn't want. Why would I want suggestions or feedback on something that I already know I don't like?! You and BillDelong are probably great friends. Time to ignore you as well! 
Wow people are really immature and sensitive on this site. This forum is like going to a 1/10 race. There are always those crybabies that show up!

Wow people are really immature and sensitive on this site. This forum is like going to a 1/10 race. There are always those crybabies that show up!


FWIW I find it interesting to see all these wacky inventions that literally do the same thing which I might consider if they weren't so overpriced where I paid less than $5 for my set and currently they are around $7:
I even saw a set here for over $100 and it just made me do a facepalm because it doesn't offer me anything that I don't already need, but if you have money to burn, here ya go buddy!
I have limited space in my pit box so what I linked first is what goes with me to the track

#sendinglove
#noregrets
#34
Reading this post brings one song to my mind. 
We are having some excitement now.
https://youtu.be/g6vI0uE9iqM

We are having some excitement now.
https://youtu.be/g6vI0uE9iqM

#36
There wouldn't be an argument as long as everyone understands I'm always right... well, except for my first choice for a wife, then that one time at camp, and... I think I better stop now.
#37
#39
I always plug connectors together when soldering. It prevents the pins from walking should the plastic be overheated during soldering.



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