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General discussion / Re: Dirty Taobao forwarding service
But are there any search service?, It's very difficult to search for things, and after talking to someone in china, it seems that if you search with english words, you will find the more expensive options, if you can search with chinese, you will find cheaper options?

I have been searching for display+frame for an samsung s3 phone, but it's not easy to find out wether one finds parts or someone who is doing the job.. And almost everyone have the information in PICTURES?, what's up with that?
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Project logs / Re: Really universal soldering controller
[quote author="Erythros"][quote author="neslekkim"]
What do you mean with running low?, low temperature?, the T12 tips are almost cold on th eend, so that should work ok I guess, if you have weight in the bottom so it doesnt tip over.

The hakko piece is solid aluminium I think.[/quote]

Yes, I meant temperature. Aluminium is nice but you have to anodize it. (Which is incredibly simple, but you need the pigment.) That take me to: Do you know how hot are the JBC C245 tips? Can you take them out of the T245A just by hand?
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Newer tried that, the tip is far inside the handle, and it is very tight, so I did not want to burn my fingers. But the back end of the tip is cold, but like I mentioned earlier, and small rubber matt would work ok.

I don't know where you come from, but I bought lot of hakko stuff from this ebayseller: http://stores.ebay.com/NEI-Lamps-and-Electronics
I would ask him if he could get the B2300 heat resistent pad, and the B2756 Tip tray, I bought the tip tray there, I paid $20 for the tray, and that is worth it in my eyes, if he had more in stock at that moment, I would have bought an extra.
He got me various things that is not on his list on ebay, because I needed some spareparts for my FR300.
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Project logs / Re: Really universal soldering controller
[quote author="Erythros"]
Do you own original JBC or is this theoretical question? Because I have only seen the changing by stand on video but I always thought that I would rather use the silicone pad Metcal's stations come with. On one side it is nice that it cuts power but it didn't look very usable.
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The jbc stand is very usable for changing tips, I have both an compact station with inbuilt stand, and an DI station with external stand, using the groves in the stand to change tips works very well.

[quote author="Erythros"]
[quote author="neslekkim"]I bougth an hakko holder: https://instagram.com/p/3FEfk1jOgA/
It's heavy and compact, wanted to get the JBC tool, but it's too expensive, and too roomy..[/quote]

From what it's made of? The T12 tip are running relatively low so it got me thinking about printing something similar.
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What do you mean with running low?, low temperature?, the T12 tips are almost cold on th eend, so that should work ok I guess, if you have weight in the bottom so it doesnt tip over.

The hakko piece is solid aluminium I think.
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Project logs / Re: Really universal soldering controller
[quote author="tmatthewj"]
My first question is for those who use jbc c245 with the non genuine jbc station.
How do you change the tip? On the original jbc desk stand there is a metal tip changer. But if I build a controller and buy a t245 handle with some cartridges then i won't have this little tool for tip change. Or you use a simple plier to change?
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An JBC stand would be an investment anyway, then you could connect that, and use the automatic poweroff for the tip when changing tips, I hope it's possible to use the external stand atleast.
But you can use the same rubbermats as they use on other irons, like on the hakko fx951 and the metcal (atleast I think I have seen it used there also)

[quote author="tmatthewj"]
How do you store tips?
I saw this solution, but it's expensive.
http://www.jbctools.com/sc-b-extractor- ... t-959.html
I am thinking about building a similar stand for my cartridges. In this way I could change the tips easily.
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I bougth an hakko holder: https://instagram.com/p/3FEfk1jOgA/
It's heavy and compact, wanted to get the JBC tool, but it's too expensive, and too roomy..
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Project logs / Re: Really universal soldering controller
[quote author="sparkybg"][quote author="Deus"]Great job sparky.
Add me too for the pcbs.

Just to be sure, the design fits a BK 3000LF 70W BlackJack solder station?[/quote]

Yes, I am using this enclosure. Kust the back panel is changed, but I have drawing for it - you can order it laser cut from sheet metal.[/quote]

Add me to the list also.
I wonder if I have seen other solderstations with the same enclosure, would be nice to get it as cheap as possible since everything inside would be thrown out :)

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