i was checking out prices for a solder pot and my jaw hit the floor.
damn.
i figure it couldnt be to hard to make one provided you have the correct heating element.
maybe to get some waves going, it could be as simple as placing a speaker attached to the pot in an enclosure and running a test tone (hz) through it to get the melted solder to resonate.
what would be the specs for the actual pot though? material , thickness, core temperatures etc ...?
damn.
i figure it couldnt be to hard to make one provided you have the correct heating element.
maybe to get some waves going, it could be as simple as placing a speaker attached to the pot in an enclosure and running a test tone (hz) through it to get the melted solder to resonate.
what would be the specs for the actual pot though? material , thickness, core temperatures etc ...?
Home made Solder Pot
This guy didn't know that you shouldn't make your own solder pot.:
DIY Solder Pot
This guy didn't know that you shouldn't make your own solder pot.:
DIY Solder Pot
Dealextreme has 2 solder pots for around $16, one 100W and one 150W.
150W Temperature Controlled Soldering Pot - Blue + Golden (220V) - Free Shipping - DealExtreme
They are 220V, but even after adding the cost of a converter (also available at DX or anywhere else) the cost is still very cheap.
Of course from your post I see that you may be looking for a wave soldering machine, not a simple "solder pot". Good luck with that.
150W Temperature Controlled Soldering Pot - Blue + Golden (220V) - Free Shipping - DealExtreme
They are 220V, but even after adding the cost of a converter (also available at DX or anywhere else) the cost is still very cheap.
Of course from your post I see that you may be looking for a wave soldering machine, not a simple "solder pot". Good luck with that.
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