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Pinecil/TS100 Gridfinity 1x1 soldering iron stand
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A space-saving solution for securing your soldering stick.
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This model uses the same 3ml silicone jars as Zack Freedman's original “Gridfinity Pinecil and TS100 Super Stand”. However, it holds the iron much more upright, occupying a single grid space. Works with short and standard TS100 tips.
- Print one base, one top, and four pegs.
- Assemble with a few small drops of CA glue. I recommend clamping for a few minutes to keep things square.
- Cut a cross in the base of one of the jars, and snap it into place on top of the model.
- Place a jar lid in the base of the model, and another jar base on top of that.
- Bonus: Cut out the top of another jar lid, and snap it on top of the jar base for a slightly more finished look. I did the rough cutting with a utility knife, and finished it with sandpaper.
As always, use common sense with your hot soldering iron. This model does a decent job of retaining the iron if it does tip over. However, it should still be secured to a baseplate using magnets, screws, or glue.
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