Soldering Aid / Helping Hands
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UPDATE: 17/10/2018 Added a longer base with provision to add weight in the form of either with a steel or brass bar…
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UPDATE: 17/10/2018
Added a longer base with provision to add weight in the form of either with a steel or brass bar 8mm x 50mm x 100mm or as I did, small lead shot of the kind used in scuba diving weights.
UPDATE: 13/10/2018
Modified to accept springs to auto close the jaws and extended the thumb lever for easier operation.
Also added a 100mm long base option if you want a bit more distance between jaws.
The springs I used are wire dia 0.7mm x spring dia 5mm x spring length 20mm
Got them off eBay so doing a search for 0.7mmx5mmx20mm compression springs should find you some.
My take on the soldering aid for wire and component holding.
I designed it so the gripper arms can slide along the base allowing for fine adjustment of parts prior to soldering. This also allows easy disassembly for storage.
Uses a couple of rubber bands located in the cutouts on the arms for grip tension. Plus these cutouts also provide a thumb leaver for easy opening of the jaws.
I'm currently looking to use small compression springs to close the jaws instead of the rubber bands.
Print Settings
Printer:
Anycubic i3 mega ultrabase
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2mm
Infill:
Whatever you like!
Category: Electronics