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My New Clever Soldering Station
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- čas přidán 25. 12. 2021
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This is my new clever, portable, made-from-scraps, badass soldering station. I LOVE everything about it!
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Forget Steampunk and Cyberpunk, I'm dubbing this guerrilla style of building Kampfpunk. 😁 Turning found objects into art isn't new, but the way you continually turn found items, mostly from your own expansive collection, into pieces of lovely functional art is something special. My Pinecil soldering iron is already designed to run on DC power. I'll have to see what interesting junk I have lying around to try and build a station like this of my own. Happy New Year and thanks for sharing!
Kampfkraft
can we have links about your dubbing music? love it... 🤩
Inspiring as always Laura! Remember this project whenever you are frustrated that something doesn't fit. TWO perfect fits of random objects in one project! The stars were aligned and your soldering station was meant to be!!!
Yes! That is true :)
Hi Laura, I have made a lot of solder stations through my seventy years on this earth and they have all been plug in types as the batteries to power these things have not been around for long, but your engineer prowess and flair for the unexpected has come up with yet another brilliant idea. I can hardly wait until I can get into my shed (no heating) and see what I can find. Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and your helpers.
CZcams is such a good luck charm. I love how steel sections pulled out of junk piles have clean shiny ends and the first attempt at trying anything slots together so well. Not only was that "][" section the right width and length it also had a clean cut end. Maybe it's the hip funk music that makes it all happen. I have to walk around with a measuring tape and clean rust off my junk pile stuff.
Smashing work, Laura. Love the salvaged look and utility.
I love the fact that you mention you're being inspired by other makers, but downplay how you've totally redesigned it to be your own with things that fit your style and work process and existing tools and shop. The way your materials just happen to work together was awesome! I think that's a big part of the fact that you curate stuff that is "you" and not just any trash. I mean look at your projects and how you have such a unique "feel" to them!
Liebe Laura,
du bist ein herzensschöner Mensch und immer wieder eine Inspiration die gerade diese Tage zum Leuchten bringt.
Ich wünsche Dir einen wunderschönen Jahreswechsel und grandioses 2022
Ciao 🏳️🌈
I was in awe as you were picking random pieces for this project and they all fit together. It's like the project came together of it's own accord. Always great when a project practically puts itself together. Really like the use of the I beam section like that, it's heft means it won't move on you when soldering. Great project :D
Miracles these are not when you consider that workshop is alive and participating
Sure, and the cut on the steel beam was nice and shiny. This piece was there for about ten minutes after being cut to measure for this project...
@@texfax not true, i grew up in a workshop of this size, variety and efficiency. This stuff happens all the time
@@petarjovicic3311 Sure! All the pieces of steel beam I store in an open trailer stay shiny on the side that was cut, while the rest of the steel scrap underneath gets nice and rusty. That's how stuff works.
@@texfax not to mention everything just so happens to be 100% perfect size when grabbing it and "trying" it lolol cheeky. Still a rad station but a bit silly to think they came together organically like that
Love your statement „I think it’s perfect“. That is an attitude I want to learn. Thank you for your inspiration 🚀
This was bar far my favorite of your projects. Well done. I would like to offer a safety point. The iron will be hot when done with project. Put an insulated cover, so you don’t burn hand when moving. Again well done.
The way all that stuff happend to fit together was almost uncanny! This look so useful I'm actually considering making something similar. How long does the battery last?
We will see. But a long time I guess
Those USB soldering irons draw about 2 amps, so depending on your battery size, 1-3 hours would be about expected.
@@ADBBuild Doesn't that very much depend on what you're soldering? If your workpiece has a lot of heat capacity, the iron will have to work much harder to keep the temperature stable.
@@SpaceMarshalGyorni I haven't used one of these irons, so I can say for sure, but I'd bet it is on all the time unless maybe it was sitting for a while. It probably doesn't even have the ability to "throttle" the power and is just constantly on like basic plug-in irons.
So in your example, since the iron is always at the max it can output, it would just get colder, not "work harder" as you are saying.
@@ADBBuild
It really depends how much she stepped up the voltage. It looks like a TS100, and you are close in your guess - it draws about 2.7amps. This iron also works from 12 - 24v, the higher the voltage the better the overall wattage/power/heat delivery. If she stepped it up to 24v then it would be pulling over 3.6amps from the battery (especially after considering power conversion efficiency).
Not that this all matters that much, as the iron auto sleeps and you would still be looking at around an hour (assuming this is a Festool 18v 4Ah battery) which is quite a lot for most soldering projects.
That excitement when something fits *perfectly*
Seeing different makers doing their attempts on soldering stations is always satisfying, did one for me about a year ago and I have to say it was exactly as much fun!
"Don't do this. It's probably not allowed, and it might fry your battery."
Good warning! The biggest risk, aside accidentally shorting out the battery, is over-discharging the battery, which is really bad for lithium-ion batteries. Some batteries have protective circuitry built into the batteries, while some manufacturers build it into the tools instead. If your batteries have discharge testers on them, keep an eye on them. To be safer, you can look up how to make a simple over-discharge protection circuit, or you can buy one for $10-15 and add it to your DIY adapter.
The soldering iron has a voltage cut off feature built in which can be set in the menu.
@@eternity1243 Good to know! I have the PINECIL, so I probably should have known that, but I've mostly used it with a USB wall adapter, so I wouldn't have paid much attention to that setting.
Vielen Dank für die tollen Projekte 🙏🙏🙏. Freue mich auf 2022
Omg it's looks fantastic! Queen of recycling! 👑♻️
When you see something so beautifully simple it just makes you smile.
Simple, as in, the most straightforward solution. The best.
So good!!!! That feeling when the two pieces fit together perfectly just set the tone for a wonderful project
I love it. When i saw it early on, i assumed the control could be on a fron pa el and the top and bottom would be joined. The top area would be shrink, flux, etc. Its i teresting how we each see a different solution. Great job by the way.
i've been watching your videos for a while, and this might be my favorite project of yours. really great.
A very stylish, good design and modular
Love it when a plan comes together.
So jealous of the way your brain works and then all the skills to make it happen is just so impressive.
Absolutely love that! Here’s to a healthier 2022.
as makers we just make what we need , take great ideas from other makers and adapt them to our needs , great job
Regardless if your projects are successful or not, your creativity and positive energy keep me coming back to watch each and every video you release.
I cheered out loud at your drill bit storage. wall mounting and added handle. perfection.
I can practically feel the pleasure of the random pieces fitting together through the screen.
I love the excitement the moment you see that something fits and that was a double Jackpot!
I just realized that my designing often works like this too.
I just love your smile, when you have a success 👍😁
I feel like calling your 'rough' battery adapter the "Fastool" would have been a nice fun pun. (for non German speakers, 'Fast' means 'almost'). I like the idea of the two janky clips on a scrap of plywood being called the 'almost' festool. 😂
4:53 Totally approve!
7:28 Next freaking level!!
That is very cool Laura. I love the thinking outside of the box.
Great, now I have a soldering station that I want to build! Excellent work, thanks for the inspiration
got to love it when a plan comes together
Very nice! As an added touch you can put some heat shrink over each alligator clip jaws to soften its grip a bit and holds better with certain items.
That came out great!! Love the music too. Thanks for all the great content this year.
Absolutely perfect! Congrats Laura and thank you (always) for the video!
Very cool.😎 By far the best portable soldering setup I have seen.☺
Ooh that’s excellent! The I beam weight is a real bonus. It’s something I need to make so you’ve inspired me to get on with it.
Very cool, and very useful. I love it! Thumbs up and thanks for posting.
Awesome build! I can see that being used all the time
Loved the Whoooh-Moment between you and Felix.
Those slightly sunk handles (around 7:30 // 8:00) - now that’s attention to detail! Nice! At first I didn’t understand why a 5 mm hole after a 3mm hole but now I do.
Great idea! Always gives encouragement to modify your project.
Loves to share concepts and always motivates improvements.
Thanks for sharing.
That has to be the neatest soldering station I've seen !👍
Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you from cologne!
Keep rolling, congratulations for your cooperation with the Sendung mit der Maus!!!
I love that you are building with salvage.
This project is perfect! You sure do have an eye for putting things together for a functional product. I am now waiting for the plans to come out so I can duplicate your idea, and I don't think I could come up with anything better.
Thanks, Laura, for sharing all of the fantastic projects this year. Felix
Danke für die schönen Videos in diesem ansonsten recht freudlosem Jahr und guten Rutsch!
Crazy how well the organiser container fit the little T-beam. Very satisfying.
I love nothing more then seeing an amazing maker take stuff that might have been trash otherwise and turn them into something useful and give it life!
I think you'll want a second "third hand" and possibly a third at some point. Being able to hold multiple items together while you solder is extremely handy, and your solution to it is quite brilliant.
Excellent "material curation"! This may be my favorite build yet and I'm looking forward to constructing one of my own.
Nice! And that was sweet how those pieces fit together. 🙂👍
A perfect finale to 2021! I am going to definitely try this one too 🙂
Love the repurposed stuff. It was all meant to be. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Happy Holliday !
And another clewer idea and video !
I got a hakko 880 for Christmas! Lovely soldering iron, this is exactly what I need to make!
Very nice. I will be making a version of my own to meet my needs. Thanks for giving me the inspiration.
Laura, I don’t understand much of what you do. But this is one of the most clever things I’ve ever seen! What a super project!
Thank you!
Your ability to see things as components for your creations is amazing.
It was also really great how your version in both fit and finish combined with graceful and efficient utility pretty much outshined your two inspirations. I'm always impressed by your design sense and ability to make a beautiful industrial finish with all of your recycling and upcycling. And often they're amazing hacks that don't look hacky, which is pretty maker masterful.
TS100 solder is sooo nice ! this Station is so good for him ^^
When the battery fit the piece of I beam and it perfectly fit into the bin I knew this was going to be awesome.
Wow so awesome, I love it. I think the I-beam and perfect fitting metal box is what they call "Streamer loot" lol I am inspired to try and make my own.
I have to say that’s probably the best one I’ve seen
I love your take of the soldering station
Another great project and looking forward to the next 2022 projects.
Love that design, thanks for the great ideas all year.🎄
I enjoy that your projects are crafted from 'found objects' that would end up in the dump at some point. I am not using found objects in all my art, but am starting to do more and more of it using found items. I hope you had a happy holiday and have a great 2022
That feeling when found parts come together perfectly makes a build feel 10x better
Thank you for all the projects in 2021. Looking forward to following your creative energy in 2022
Dear Laura
Thank you for your wonderful projects this year and the joy you share with all of us. May 2022 be another remarkable year for you. To you, to those you love and to your health.
!bellissimo! I also liked the idea of placing drills on the wall, I want to do the same for myself.
"Need some materials to work with. Time to go check the shopping cart" lol. Love the look of it and love the new video format!
Finished the year in style 😎 great project!
Fantastic idea.
I hope you have a great festive period. See you in the New Year. X
Happy New Year Laura and a big thank you for all you have brought to us and learned this year. It is always a pleasure to see your legitimate satisfaction, and with a lot of humor.
"I think is perfect"... no... ¡IS PERFECT! Very great job.
Finest soldering station I have ever seen! Happy New Year 🎊🎆🎉 Laura!!!
How amazing that Festool and LagerFix designed their products around an I-beam. 😎
Nice soldering station, some gages, clock hands and it would be steampunk. Love it.
Im staying tuned for more awesomeness next year!!
cute and clever ......the soldering station is nice as well
Nice solder work station Laura, see you next year.
Isn’t that amazing what you can build from scrap and it looks awesome.Thanks for inspiring me every time I watch you. Great job awesome channel
When a plan works out - there's almost nothing as nice. Thanks for sharing.
Ich verfolge die Videos seit Jahren und mag jedes einzelne Projekt. Danke für die vielen inspirierenden Themen 🙏🏻
This format is great. Really enjoying you pausing progress to explain your process and excitement at different stages.
Kampfpunk it is! This is so inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
It's like a piece of functional art.
The fitment of the ibeam to the bottom was one of the best parts of making something from scrap! Awesome job sis
That is awesome!!! Thanks and Happy Holidays!
It was a great year of projects and watching your videos. Like so many, you’ve become a friend and mentor through the internet. Have a happy new year Laura.
Videos like this are what make me fall in love with "round" numbers in metric units in Europe. Stuff just seems to somehow just fit together nicely, as compared to the seemingly "random" sizes of things in North America.
Happy New Year wherever you are.
Love this! I'm amazed by how all the parts just look like they were always meant to be together!
wow, just wow. the way all that stuff just fit was weird. But way to go. I just got my Maslow diy cnc calibrated tonight, and cannot wait to start cutting stuff with it tomorrow. I know the feeling when stuff just clicks in the shop. it is the absolute best! Have a great end of the year Laura en lets rock 2022!
A great project to end the year. Watching your films has made Covid Crappy 2021 seem much better.
So slick! Got to make one of these.... TY so much for all of your videos!