Subject	The sears/craftsman cut-off wheel works like a champ for me
Posted by	Crim on April 23, 2006 at 10:02 AM
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In Reply To	Anyone know of a GOOD soldering kit/gun/iron? Air grinder? posted by Shawn300zTT GT28R MD on April 23, 2006 at 02:05 AM
Message	Just make sure you have a big ass air tank to supply it. For a soldering iron, I got a base model Hakko Soldering Station, don't recall the model number. But it works like a champ and ran about $100. 1990 2+2 TwinTurbo 1992 NX2000 (SR20DE-T) 1998 Suzuki GS500e
Follow Ups	Anyone know of a GOOD soldering kit/gun/iron? Air grinder? - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 02:05:30 04/23/06 I use a wood burner as a soldering iron. Its alot hotter - WAGGZ 02:20:19 04/23/06 whats a wood burner? Is it the thing that - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 10:11:04 04/23/06 yes. - WAGGZ 12:35:10 04/23/06 For soldering just buy something with more wattage. - just4kinks 03:49:33 04/23/06 Get a big weller and a little $2 pin soldering gun - Spddracer 06:26:39 04/23/06 links? (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 10:11:48 04/23/06 Lowes, Home depot.. (n/m) - Spddracer 13:03:16 04/23/06 8200 is a nice gun.. - Spddracer 13:05:29 04/23/06 The sears/craftsman cut-off wheel works like a champ for me - Crim 10:02:26 04/23/06 Mac tools has a nice soldering kit (n/m) - JTurbo@Z1 12:49:23 04/23/06 i prefer butane soldering irons - lojaqer 13:45:51 04/23/06
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