All New Everything - Soldering Bench Upgrade for Productivity Ep1
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
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BST-863 Hot air station www.banggood.com/custlink/KvG...
Similar Microscope kit www.banggood.com/custlink/DmK...
ESD Mats www.welectron.com/SafeGuard-P...
RS Pro Bofa Fume extractor de.rs-online.com/web/p/lotrau...
Fake Loc-Line aliexpress.com/item/400087816...
^ probably not ESD dissipative material, better use genuine from:
Loc-Line CAD models www.loc-line.com/home/cad/
More from me: / marcoreps
00:00 Intro
00:54 ESD mat
01:27 Video light
02:12 Air compressor
03:03 Fume extractor
04:34 Automating fume extractor
09:04 Hot air station
11:53 Microscope
#soldering #microscope - Věda a technologie
I had some irregularities with the product shown in Ep2 and am checking with the manufacturer if it's a defect. Sorry for the delay!
you know that there are some mini wifi power plugs (much smaller than what you are using) that you can turn on and off via an app (or set a schedule) but I guess you wouldnt have fun soldering or those euro in components together lol :P
I'm ready, go on, please. You teased it's a JCB on your PCB-design and used a T245-looking hand piece for the threaded inserts. So I guess there's that. I'm still excited!
having a 210 and a 245 is something you can never come back from, even the clones are fantastic. I've been using the hakko t12s for years, they weren't even called t12 back when I got my first genuine hakko station, but these days I can't even look at the thing because the ghetto c210/c245 clone station is such a dream to work with
I can spoil that all of the video is all about the JBC soldering station (including a T245 and T210 soldering iron) & the video is about twice as long as this one
@@sprflyenya any recommendations for c245 clone manufacturers or sellers?
@@sprflyenya Same for me! I went with the clone Handskit station + T245 and T210. I bought a few genuine cartridges, it's awesome! Just open them, reroute protective earth to the case for safety and 100€ in you're on-par with the pros. Feels good, and even a beginner can get wayyyy better results with this setup.
Great video! We really like it, and we're glad that you like our service! 🥰
I've been inhaling solder fumes for 30 years. Let me be the first to tell you, it's perfectly safe! I read at a 2nd grade level with no problems at all!
soldering fumes are almost tasty, compared do my solder paste fumes, that seems to be preserved with some kind of oil. Makes my throat sore even after one breath of those.
I love inhaling solder fumes, same as you been at it for approx the same years.
@@Crazy--Clown , but not without that oil smell!
@@tuxede I think solder paste fumes are a bit nastier, but solder should be fine. I know most solder does have a flux core, but that's a different substance than solder paste.
Honestly some fluxes smell really good, especially the no-clean ones lol.
On the other hand, as somebody above mentioned solder paste is nasty and makes my throat sore after a few minutes
I love the little touches in your videos. I watched this a second time and noticed that your door mat was grounded.
Inspired by your comment I rewinded back to a random spot. I'd bet the messy wiring and the camera angle at @2:43 was carefully laid down to troll OCD viewers like myself.
someone made a mod for the BST hot air station to add a better interface and potentiometers, you should totally look into that
Oooo, Marco Reps uploaded a new video. I better drop whatever projects I'm working on right now and watch it right away, in order to increase my productivity.
i'm ready for the next video RIGHT NOW
see you in a month
9:36 A trick i learned (for kid’s toys, they make some WAY too loud lol) for stuff like that is putting a square of tape over the speaker/ballpoint pen sized speaker/buzzer.
I love your sense of humour as well as the nods to other CZcams channels and makers.
okay so i am now ready for next episode when you feel inclined
'True commitment to the bodge' . That's a perfect phrase.
The microscope looks similar to my Ali Eakins sterescopic. Mine came with somewhat oval vertical chrome bar/pipe that did not fit into the head, but the manufacturer quickly sent another one. One upgrade that I would still like to add, is the adjustable boom arm, which would allow microscope to be tucked away when not in use.
I have a microscope from them without the stereoscopic view and I'm also very happy with it. Paid 120$ for the 37MP 1080P 60FPS version, with stand and light. In comparison to my cheapo 40$ one I had before it's night and day. Looking forward to the ones with autofocus.
those easkins ali scopes are fantastic, I use one with an articulated arm that clamps to the back of my bench, and it saves on bench space drastically. I have an extremely cramped lab so this is a necessity. all in all the whole kit was less than $700 canadian fundollars
@@sprflyenya Totally agree on the advantage of articulated arm (I cannot imagine working with the microscope on the stand which Marco has - highly unergonomic).
But you could buy just the microscope head with mounting for around 200 USD total and attach it with a 3D printed adapter to a regular (inexpensive) VESA articulating mount: czcams.com/video/s_srVuje3iU/video.html
Got one of those Eakins myself and am quite happy with it. Bought a boom arm separately, which had to be modified to be usable. The rod that runs on those linear ball bearings was made out of soda cans or something. The balls actually made grooves in the metal, no smooth adjustment at all. Had to get a hardened steel rod and ask a friend with a lathe for help. Swapped the linear ball bearings for some nicer ones too. Now its pleasant to use but it seems to be a widespread problem with those Chinese boom arms. Even on the Amscope ones. Just something to keep in mind if someone plans on buying one.
Make sure to get a proper HEPA filter behind your activated carbon filter! Or you will wonder why everything gets thin film of black dust over time.
Ikea has cheap replacement HEPA filter
Yes the active carbon will remove the smell, but not stop the harmful sot, for that you need a HEPA
3:28 if you twist it, it gets harder or softer... That's how it works
About your automation. If your handle has a magnet, you can use a reedswitch to power on and off your smoke absorber
Yup! Ready for next one.
"That's true commitment to the bodge" - this had me laugh out loud. BTW, as a child I used to chew on solder for no particularly good reason.
love the lady making 3D parts with a teddy bear backpack
Great tools ! and there is nothing better then brand spanking new toys .. I mean ...tools ...
I just had to binge watch 11 years of past videos - I can't believe I've been missing out on all that ppm goodness!
We already saw your new JBC DMU soldering station in one of your last videos ;)
But of course I want to see the next video!
The ziptie trick is GENIUS! (to stiffen the duct thingy)
Nice, the Quick 861DW has served me well, so if that is even .75x as good you will be happy with it. I tried to get one of those microscopes from banggood to review last year… they said no ☹️ I guess it was too costly for my channel size.
A clean and tidy workspace makes for clean and tidy work........I can't wait to see the projects that are carried out there. Have fun!
No wonder why my projects are not so clean and tidy! lol
Bring it on my friend, your content is always welcome in my viewing time. I always appreciate your recommendations and hardware reviews, plus all the PPM’s anyone could want. I look forward to seeing more of your content!👍🏻✌🏻
I think your doing the right thing getting fume extractor. I have noticed as I get older I’m more sensitive to the fumes. I do find the noise of the extraction quite annoying.
I love your videos. You are such a riot and so clever. Yes, launch the next video.
Always ready for any and all! Thanks
Excited to see what you make next!
A day with a Marco Reps video, is a great day. Such a poet 😀
I looked at your channel yesterday for content, I was spesificly looking at making my own soldering station and then you come with this they day after! must be my lucky day
Yes, ready. Can't wait to hear about the 4 analog ports!
I was literally waiting for this
I'm already ready for the next
My body is ready for the next episode!
Fantastic Setup.
I was stunned to see the monitor screen mounted on the Microscope's camera!!! WTF? I hope your new equipment brings you some pleasure of use.
im ready right now!
I'm guessing you disappointment is related to fact that Robot commands in JBC DMU work only in Robot mode, and if in Robot mode, handpiece stand doesn't work and you need manually start and stop. I guess what you are trying to do could be realized by connecting to peripheral port, as original JBC fume extractor, but the i guess some sniffing of protocol would be required.
Also a way is to go through USB, as there (at least in DMU) is just a serial converter. So far I discovered that frames consist XOR checksum, frame sequence number and length.
When I found there is Robot protocol / commands I was hoping to make external buttons as DMU is only poor working touch screen, but that failed fast cause of the reason I mentioned before.
I hope you get some progress there, that I didn't find yet.
Can't wait for next episode. Cheers
What a Lab!! Congrats
Very cool. Bring the next video! Want to see your centerpiece
The new generation of ESD mats is such a phenomenal improvement on the older variety. While I was waiting for it to arrive, I was getting mentally prepared to add some frame or fasteners to keep the edges from curling. Pleasantly surprised when it just rolled out flat and stayed put. Just ordered a grab bag of Eakins/Amscope/generic Aliex-brand microscopy stuff earlier today too. Must be something in the air.
grant lack , Breathe deeply!
+1 for the microscope. The .5 Barlow lens is a must-have for working space and expanded DoF. The most important advantages are stereoscopic vision and zero latency visualization.
I want negative latency visualization so I can see my mistakes and stop before I make them!
my body is ready for the next episode Marco
Looks like you have some nice new equipment. I am looking forward to see them in use.
ready for the next one
Great episode!
I am missing your good old repair videos ;)
3:25 was golden just like the good old marco reps videos
Ready for the next episode
Ready for the next episode :D
bofa deez nuts!
I am ready, let's go!
I'm ready for the next episode
I’m ready!
This is the perfect video. Thank you for this :)
I like the smell of solder fumes. It’s probably the lead in the solder.
Guten Tag Buddy! Tolles video as always !!
Love idea to start fume extractor automatically when soldering starts! 👍 Usually, I remember to turn on my when I soldering some time.. 😂
9:28 woaaaah that is some fast warmup
ready for the next episode
I think I'm ready to meet the new soldering iron:) Thanks for sharing!
so clean
I am no genius when it comes to ee or anything but your channel is still very interesting in the presentation of it al and it is still something i have a vague interest in. Also your voice is amazing
"They're Fast turn around time ensures you still passionate about the project" Hahaha!
I have three of those exact same Raleno lights. Excellent bits of kit. I initially had only one and bought a pricier pair from another brand to go with it, but they were vastly inferior so I returned them and got more Raleno ones.
My PPMs start tingling every time Mr. Reps uploads new content. Informativ, funny and well edited; hats off to you sir.
Edit: I've seen metallographic microscopes cobbled together by shining a light through one eyepiece of a standard stereo microscope and capturing the image with the attached camera I cannot confirm the image quality tho.
Ready!
Using the same ESD mats from Welectron on my workbench and they are the best! Not sure it's possible to find better for a similar cost.
What I don't like that much about it is the structure. I find it pretty hard to clean it (even with isopropanol) because of that structure it has. Flux resedues...even some coffee is pretty hard to get rid from the mat so I use cheap smaller silicone mats now on top of my welectron safeguard mat just to not get it dirty. Not sure if I would buy it again for a soldering workplace. For testing and assembling they're really nice, but at places that involve flux and get a bit dirty.... I'm not that happy with it.
@@cambouiscom what do you use to clean them? Did you figure anything out that works better than isopropanol?
@@cambouiscom Thanks, I'll give it a try. 👍
My body is ready. Next part please :)
cool! That is certainly a nice setup!
Took an electrical engineering class in high school back in 1998 or so. I can still vividly remember the smell of burning PCBs. Once we realized you could use a soldering iron to write on the PCBs...well you could smell the lab from 100 feet down the hall for a few days. Don't know if soldering fumes are worse for you than PCB smoke, but at the very least neither is a particularly appealing scent. :)
JLCPCB is definitely a great source for PCB production! I just got my boards from them the other day, made of great quality, the finish is superb, and the price is wonderful. I live in a rural area on the East Coast, USA, and DHL shipping took about 2 weeks... next time I might try a different carrier. But besides shipping, awesome service!
I just did a very similar upgrade! Although I still need to order an extractor. I got the quick 861dw and the Eakins double boom trinocular scope but I imagine the scope heads are all the same just packaged with different accessories and mounts (The shipping to Australia cost as much as the unit). I'm also waiting on my new Iron (Hakko FX-951) Currently using a ts100 and it has served me well.
Hi handsome. Great channel, product review and humor. ❤
Long time no see!!
It was about time ^^
Excellent script!
Go on, can't leave us wanting!
The QR code on the mysterious soldering station made me drool a little bit. Excited for the next video!
What a great vid, thanks for sharing. In fact great channel...
I'm glad jlcpcb used a real 3D-model for presentation of the 3D-printing abilities! Those buttons look like great printing resolution - not like lara croft in the older years!
Ahhhhhh JBC❤️
I have a similar oil lubricated compressor for air brushing. I use a SMC
P/AMD150C-02D micro mist (oil & water) separator it filters down to 0.01um to provide clean room grade air. Make sure to get the one with a normally closed auto drain port. My filter is located between the compressor and tank, your tank and regulator are likely contaminated along with the hose with water/oil and so you should add the filter after the regulator and get a new hose/gun.
Yes next episode about the jbc station .
waiting for next video!!!
The fume extractor... Fine, I'll say it...
Bofa deez nuts!
Looks Great !...cheers.
Hey… i saw the jbc!! Finally!!!
Mmmmmmm that microscope.. Been scoping one out for ages..
Old Bausch & Lomb trinoculars are of excellent quality and aren't too expensive second-hand.
“That’s true commitment to the bodge”; rofl, made me spit out my coffee
Damn you treat us mean to keep us keen. You definitely don't post too much content!
Incredible I use same hot air station. I have Bryman 235 and I use JBC soldering station.
“Member of the clean-plate club”… hilarious.
since you asked for it: i am ready for the next video.
Ready
awesome!!!
I use a metcal BVX fume extractor, it has a remote button that sits on the desk, highly recommend.
8:50 - Classic Marco Reps
:)
I just use a small variable speed tubeaxial fan vented to the outside through a dryer vent. A thousand clams doesn't make sense for me but thanks for the info on activated charcoal. New project now.