DIY Hotplate

Quick build of a DIY hotplate for SMD soldering. The hotplate uses two cheap standard heating cartridges for 3d printers (50W 24V each). Heat plate is 10mm aluminum. Temperature is controlled by a Teensy LC. The board soldered in the video is a DIY microMod Teensy 3.2 board (see github.com/luni64/MicroMod_3.2)

[@EMERSONPAZ]

Excelente trabalho amigo

[@anlyndeels1225]

Hi, nice work!! What are the temperature sensors you are using for this project?

[@belloirawan9056]

sorry, would you like to share the hot plate source file you created?
thank you

[@t1d100]

An excellent project. Would you think this was a better expenditure than buying a MHP30 type? Not to infer that we DIY a project to necessarily save money, of course. I would suggest buying a cheap spatula from the thrift store to use to slide your projects off of the hot plate. I have caused the SMDs to slip on the PCB, when removing boards from my DIY reflow oven.

[@farisikhmal4868]

don't waste your money on buying that mhp30. it small, not worth it.

[@EdwinFairchild]

This is good. Any link to the heaters used. Or project outline .

[@luni64]

I used those heaters: www.amazon.de/gp/product/B082HV35HG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Here the mechanical design: cad.onshape.com/documents/7bc865aca996a9254235945c/w/339bf6cb3e7271a238dd4811/e/654a49baf9ae12078f8de678

[@EdwinFairchild]

@@luni64 great thanks for the reply.

[@jaspreetrooprai]

Very Nice Project , May I ask for the Ckt and Code for the same .

[@mareksowinski4756]

nice work, can you share code to this project?

[@johncrosley1]

WTF, I thought I was going to learn something.