T12 Soldering Iron Tip Stand & Sponge Tray
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Bought a new soldering station that uses Hakko T12 compatible soldering tips, the ones with the embedded temperature…
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Bought a new soldering station that uses Hakko T12 compatible soldering tips, the ones with the embedded temperature sensors. Then bought a set of 10 T12 tips to go with it. This is a stand to hold the tips and a cleaning sponge. I used a standard Scotch-Brite Heavy duty Scrub sponge (114mm x 68mm x 15mm) from my local grocery store (yellow side up).
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
i3 MK2S
No
Supports:
No
.2 mm
Infill:
15%
Filament:
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Stringing was barely noticeable and didn't need the heat gun this time. I may print some feet out of TPU and glue or double-stick tape them to the bottom so it wont slide around on the desk.
How I Designed This
Stringing was barely noticeable and didn't need the heat gun this time. I may print some feet out of TPU and glue or double-stick tape them to the bottom so it wont slide around on the desk.
How I Designed This
Pretty much the size was based on the sponge selection available, and the hole size necessary to accommodate the T12 soldering tips. I also angled the holes forward at 5 degrees for the back row and 10 degrees for the front to separate the tip heads and make it easier to only grab one at a time.
I designed this in FreeCAD since I run Ubuntu as my primary desktop and there is a native Linux version.Category: 3D Printing