FASTEST HEATING soldering iron: electric vs butane vs rechargeable review

THE TOP FASTEST heating soldering iron comparing electric vs butane vs rechargeable battery iso-tip review, the fastest heating welding soldering iron ready in under 10 seconds, see list below
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[@TampaTec]

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[@robertbischoff9315]

Your videos are so helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@bgregg55]

i was not aware of the rechargeables. thanks for the heads up.

[@torcher78]

power probe makes an excellent butane iron with attachments for shrink tubing great for field usage

[@EaglesWind1]

Hey! I have a TV that has a blown fuse at the AC inlet. I tested some stuff (thanks to your videos) and found an open diode. Do you think if I order the fuse and diode I should be ok? Or am I opening a can of worms. In other words should I just order the whole board? Thanks!

[@johnnyortiz113]

Informative

[@Zxenmusic]

You talked me into the cordless electric. I'm buying a TradeFlame Electric Soldering Iron Rechargeable Lithium-Ion - 212012.

[@patrickjeromeobaldo2450]

Just a tip for the butane soldering iron. Make sure that the butane is not on all the way. Just a light hiss. I found out that it heats up (becomes usable) faster than when you turn it on all the way. Also, you only need to light up one of the vent holes, with the flame pointed downwards. The reason for this is if the butane is on all the way, the flame is stronger, but leaves a small gap between it, and the heating element. A smaller flame keeps it tighter with the heating element. If done correctly it only takes about 10-15 seconds to be usable.

[@OKBAOK]

Very nice thanks

[@danidarkych]

thanx for info

[@followyourbliss1761]

I have a similar radio crap electrical which is ok, but it does seem to take a while to heat up AND cool down. The cord can be really annoying at times too. It does ace two settings but I've never understood what the applications are for each.

[@mustanggold1]

Hey nice video but I went to link for iso-tip and price said like $25. And then checked Amazon and it said $70? Is there different models? What’s yours?

[@sinyuevan9539]

nice review

[@adryanvandenberg8264]

Close to where I go to college there's a store that sells these butane cans for 85cents each

[@CooLDEaFy44]

Fascinating

[@iburley_]

I really wish ISO-TIP had a battery operated model more focused on portability. It should include a cap and either have a quickly replaceable battery or be able to charge with a standard cable instead if relying on a dock. I need something for my electronics tool bag and to be honest the butane ones scare me a little.

[@TheHeroicJunior]

What is the best soldering iron for the money for melting that really hard to melt industrial grade solder used on computer motherboards?

[@virgilbrooks7819]

americanbeautytools.com/soldering-iron-3112/9 ....with a wide variety of tips available ... americanbeautytools.com/Soldering-Tips-700

[@carmelodonato1952]

Thanks man, I'm buying an "iso-tip", I already have an electric pencil iron.

[@ernestmurphy3898]

look up a Metcal soldering station that one heats up immediately if you flip the switch and touch the tip in 3 seconds there is a burn.

[@1quickchevy2]

I use a hakko fm-204, it heats up at least as fast as the cordless one. The corded radio shack one isn't really giving the plug in style a fair representation!

[@TampaTec]

+1quickchevy2 i will check it out hakko fm-204, perhaps so but the plugin iron is the most popular and well known also i covered it in my other videos many times.

[@jasonthejawman5442]

There was solder iron In your last video how to solder it had a square tip another tip unlike led solder much better than the solder they use today

[@TampaTec]

+Jason Cruz which video?

[@joewhiteman9462]

im going to get an iso tip.basically its an e-cig.but im not getting rid of my butane iron

[@yazdani3552]

I think chargale and typical soldering irons are the best choice, Do you know about rechargable soldering iron how does it work? I don't know, I need to know. Thanks

[@TampaTec]

some rechargeable are bad but this iso-tip been around since the 1980s and works great! see link for more info and copy the 10% off code if you decide to get it.

[@bullrunner1597]

Check out ebay I bought a case of 6 really cheap... I didn't think the rechargeable ones wasn't good for all around soldering. Is the battery easy to get when it goes out?

[@yazdani3552]

Chaz Bates Thanks very much.

[@bullrunner1597]

You welcome. Man I'm so confused. I want one to solder wires occasionally on my car. Don't really do much board soldering. I use to have a drone. Had to change a motor. This one I'm looking at has a life time warranty. Do you know anything about this company? www.eastwood.com/9-in-1-cordless-soldering-iron-torch-and-blower.html

[@bullrunner1597]

eastwood.com

[@willkim9134]

Better battery iron is the hakko fx 901

[@indra-fu1ew]

Actually you can preheat that gas soldering iron with jet lighter and it will be faster less than 30 seconds.

[@ozgunkara1930]

dremel versa tip is just 15 dollars mor expensive and the best of portable irons and usual lighter gas is gonna work for 1 dollar.

[@yazdani3552]

helo I live in Pakistan is it available here in my country. thanks for reply

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

akmal yazdani probably not

[@foxman362]

look up tekpower tp-13.......

[@red2]

Here large butane cans 250ml cost £1.

[@savvykronik4192]

Make sure you bleed the air from the butane torch brother.

[@teastation9396]

Just pointing this out: even though there are no obvious extra costs associated with the direct ac plug "conventional" iron, you are still using electricity. If you leave the iron on for hours at a time, you might find that the butane is cheaper - at least it forces you to be conscious about your fuel consumption.

[@tarstarkusz]

There is no reasonable scenario where the butane is cheaper.

[@jesussanchez2681]

I have a Samsung TV and when I was setting up my xfinity cable box I accidentally put that I have an audio reciever and now my TV thinks I have one connected how can I fix it?? PLEASE REPLY

[@willkim9134]

All of these irons don't have a sleep function so probably you well spend more money and time getting tips. Better off with hakko fx951

[@torcher78]

radio shack irons are junk. that butane iron u have there looks like a cheap pos. power probe makes an excellent butane iron with attachments for shrink tubing and has a peizo electric starter much more handy for field work than the one you showcased here. weller makes the best ac irons imo

[@TampaTec]

+torcher78 very true

[@brig.4398]

+torcher78 I think the iron itself is ok, it's the tips that wear out fast.

[@gijswh2498]

lol a big can of butain max cost 2.50 euro for me lol

[@jetaddict420]

jesus christ 5 to 10 dollars for a can of butane. i pay 1 euro for a can of high quality 97% pure butane in the netherlands mate.

[@gijswh2498]

Jet Addict echt he haha

[@bobbysands406]

Powering cords are terrible, with mine though, I always end up burning the cord which always gets in the way

[@dopiaza2006]

Why do Americans call it soddering?

[@nugenki]

dopiaza2006 curious because I never heard it called anything else, what do you guys call it in your country?

[@bobsmith5472]

Guess they ignore the 'L' in solder.

[@bobsmith5472]

Timidater We use traditional UK English unlike you's.