SP Tools 18v T12 Soldering Station
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T12 Soldering Station for SP Tools 18v Battery
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Inspired by Collingall's milwaukee-m18-t12-soldering-station
This is a T12 Soldering Station for the 18v SP Tools battery packs
I got one of these from eBay
24V/70W T12 OLED Screen Soldering Iron Tip Station Temperature Controller board
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/224967965847
1x 16mm Latching button
https://www.jaycar.com.au/ip67-illuminated-switch-red-green-latching-dpdt/p/SP0788
2x Spade Connectors
https://www.jaycar.com.au/spade-plug-6-3mm-pk-10/p/PT4631
4x small self tapping screws to affix the face plate through the plastic
I also used a 330ohm for the Buttons LED just in case it wasn't happy with the possible 19v from the Battery.
It might not be needed, and wont be needed if your button doesn't light up
Wire it all up
Set the battery cutoff at 16v and the warning at 16.4v
Dead flat for these batteries seems to be 15.8v
But I haven't tested to see if it really cuts it off, Use at own risk
I also had an old Laptop CMOS battery that I've connected to the batt B- B+ connector on the back of the controller and double sided tapped it to the inside of the 3d printed part.
Printer Settings:
Mk3S+
PETG .3 Draft
Print on front face
Supports for the Spade Connector slots
I've uploaded the gcode file with those settings, not optimized at all