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RE: Totally new-tips on equipment?
Posted by gwen furey on 6/29/2012 8:48:55 AM Send Private Message
> As with most things each person has a
> fovorite. I use the Hakko 456. I use a wet shop
> paper towel folded to 2 inches x 2 inches, not
> important the size. I never use a tinning
> block. Do make sure your tip is shiny and
> clean before turning off the iron.
>
>

I also use a Hako 456--used a Weller for years and still keep a different size tip on it--I use an old terry rag wet, folded and set on a ceramic tile with the iron holder--I wet it, ring it --fold it--re fold when dirty-pitch and use anouther when all dirty--I save the stained kitchen towells to use in the studio.

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