Woo Hoooo! just bought a HAKKO 808!

[uniserver]

i figured i would call them… and see how low i could get em.

160.00 free shipping!

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http://www.bdent.com/hakko-808-kit-p-desoldering-kit-with-2-additional-nozzles-a1002-a1007.html

 

[haplain]

Ba-da-bing baby!

 

[mcdermd]

You won't be sorry. I love mine.

 

[uniserver]

I just realized the version I bought doesn't come with a stand darn it.

 

[techknight]

Rig one.

 

[uniserver]

toilet paper roll and duck tape

 

[uniserver]

no prob 26 bucks.

http://www.hakkousa.com/detail.asp?PID=769&Page=1

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[CC_333]

I should get one of these!

De soldering is such an arduous task, that this might make it simpler.

I'll look into it!

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[uniserver]

call up there and ask them to sell it for their lowest price ask for the Cash/Contractor Discount.

 

[ScutBoy]

Now people will expect you to get more work done faster

 

[uniserver]

Maybe I will buy a flash costume

 

[TheMacGuy]

PENNY, PENNY, PENNY, PENNY, PENNY.

Love that show. :lol:

 

[CelGen]

Tell me how it works on multi-layer boards. The Gao-Jie is amazing on single or double sided but needs more persuasion on multi-layer.

 

[mcdermd]

You run into issue when one of those layers is the ground layer. I've adopted a hold-then-rotate method when dealing with those. That and using a good amount of fresh solder to tin the desoldering gun.

 

[uniserver]

wow, i don't think i have ever bought one single tool that has made such an enormous difference … i love this tool!

i'm a changed man!

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[mcdermd]

I hate to say "I told you so" but ... nah, I love saying it.

Keep it clean and it will serve you well.

 

[uniserver]

its like going from a hatchet to a chain saw when cutting down a tree

 

[uniserver]

used the 808 to remove and install a new Resistor network in a se/30. Man this tool makes life so much easier!

 

[techknight]

I know it is. But its still a bit expensive for me :-(

Im too cheap. LOL