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A very simple third-hand soldering jig is fairly easy to assemble from a few common components. It will only take you 15 minutes and you will have an easy-to-use device, with the help of which you will not only no longer get burned by a soldering iron, but will also allow you to solder complex parts several times faster.
Very simple soldering tool

Very simple soldering tool

Required Parts


  • Radiator from the processor of any computer.
  • A pair of alligator clips.
  • A pair of self-tapping screws.
  • Fan.

Very simple soldering tool

Tool


  • Hot glue gun.
  • Screwdriver.

Very simple soldering tool

Making a soldering fixture


All you need to do is screw the screws into the radiator along the edges. Like this:
Very simple soldering tool

Very simple soldering tool

Very simple soldering tool

If your clamps do not have a hole, you can simply drill one with a thin drill bit or pierce it with a nail.
Ultimately, you need to screw the clamps very tightly to the radiator, the main thing is that they do not dangle, otherwise soldering will be impossible.
Next we take the fan.
Very simple soldering tool

And use hot glue to glue it to the opposite side of the radiator.
Very simple soldering tool

Very simple soldering tool

Very simple soldering tool

We connect the fan to a 12 V power supply.
This fan performs several functions at once: it removes smoke from the soldering area, and also cools the elements heated by soldering faster.
That's it, our soldering device is ready! It is perfect for a beginner radio amateur.
Very simple soldering fixture

Very simple soldering tool

Pros of this device:
  • Details available to everyone.
  • Simple design.
  • Portability.

It would also be possible to add a small LED spotlight to this device to illuminate the soldering area. And power it the same way as a fan from 12 V. But this is just an idea, for those who want to go further and not stop there. Good luck.
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Comments (4)
  1. Simple
    #1 Simple Guests 30 January 2018 14:30
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    It would be a good idea to put thermal shrinkage on the “crocodiles” so that the components on the board are not damaged when clamped
    1. igor
      #2 igor Guests 30 January 2018 15:49
      2
      It’s better to screw the valve into the corners. Somehow it’s not according to Feng Shui to use collective farm glue! ;-))
  2. Guest Mikhail
    #3 Guest Mikhail Guests February 6, 2018 08:56
    2
    Old, out of fashion.
  3. Shushuk
    #4 Shushuk Guests 9 June 2019 22:26
    0
    If only this energy could be put into a peaceful (smart) direction!

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