The Best Soldering Gun DIY. LED light. WELLER GUN. Импульсный паяльник

[@FixitAll]

Replace old factory low light bulb for a nice and SUPER bright LED !!! Weller 100-Watt/140 Watt Soldering Gun. Where to buy? Models was changed, so just Google "Weller soldering gun". Works with any Weller Soldering Guns. AC/DC Driver 12V~24V High Power Supply for 10W LED - www.ebay.com/itm/AC-DC-Driver-12V-24V-High-Power-Supply-for-10W-LED-Light-to-DC-out-9V-12V-900mA/261223454748?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649 10w white led chip - www.ebay.com/itm/10w-Cool-Warm-White-RGB-R-G-B-30-Mil-SMD-High-Power-LED-Lamp-Light-Chip-DC-9-11V/391034350922?var=660417997057&hash=item5b0b76ad4a:g:N4AAAOSwWKtUvgx8 Don't worry guys about overheating and burn out this LED. The gun in "on" position 10-20 seconds only. That time not enough to overheat the LED. Не беспокойтесь ребята о перегреве или перегорании светодиода. Пистолет в положении «включено» находится около 10-20 секунд. Этого времени недостаточно, чтобы перегревать светодиод.

[@doneden5368]

The modification described here presents a serious and potentially fatal shock hazard. Neither the primary taps of the transformer, nor the LED driver board suggested, will provide isolation from the power line. At the very least you should properly insulate all of the exposed metal of the LED module. On earlier models (without the polarized power cord) it is possible for the LED connections to be live with respect to ground with the trigger off. Accidentally brushing either of the exposed LED contacts to something on the bench that is grounded could cause immediate failure of the LED, the driver board, and in some cases, the transformer. Very early versions of the 8200, i.e.those made between 1958 and the mid 60's that have the type 222 screw in pre-focus lamp use a totally separate (isolated) 2 volt secondary winding on the transformer just for the lamp. Unfortunately the voltage on that winding tends to rise if the tip is not drawing enough current due to loose connections, causing short lamp life. The voltage doubler circuit mentioned by another responder is one way to retrofit LEDs to these vintage tools. Another way would be to use the same two primary taps with the same precautions as later models. Personally, I've probably bought at least 100 of these tools over the last 60+ years, some for personal use and many for a business that I once owned. Several of my current collection of about 20 have been upgraded to LED. There is one particular style of 194 LED replacement lamp that I believe is especially well suited. It is molded as a single piece of clear plastic and most of the light comes out the top end as compared to the old incandescent 194's where I estimate that 80% of the miniscule 25 design lumens never make out of the housing. Several of the sellers on Ebay mention the UPC number 600609647158 in their description. A pack of 20 can be drop shipped from a US warehouse for about $4.00. Shipping takes about a week. Once you know what the lamp looks like, you can find a handful of Chinese vendors who when taken as a group offer literally hundreds of them each week with an auction opening bid of 1 cent along with free shipping. I look for items with no other bids since I consider it to be bad form to step on someone else's bid when there are so many available and the vast majority sell for the opening bid. Including waiting a few days for the auction(s) to close, it might take 3 weeks to arrive. If you buy more than one from a single vendor, spread your feedback over multiple weeks. The lamp that I recommend needs a minor modification. Most wedge based lamps have wire leads that can each make contact from either face of the wedge. These have flat leads that are each folded up against the side that is opposite the contact position of the socket that Weller uses. It is a simple matter to carefully straighten each lead, flatten the bump, and fold the leads to the opposite face of the wedge. The only other part I add is a small full wave bridge rectifier, AC side to the transformer taps, DC side to the lamp socket. No capacitor. Benefits include: much better light at near zero cost, lamp fits and is fully protected in the original location, no drilling or case modifications needed, original incandescent lamp could be reinstalled if necessary without undoing other changes, and most importantly, no exposed high voltage connections.

[@electronichannelgreece]

Friend I have one solder gun since 1992...Today it works very well... It was my father's solder gun when he was young but today I will use it for SMD CIRCUITS... It works 220volt (old Greece's AC POWER SUPPLY) But now here I use it in 230volt AC, the led was destroyed since 1999 but the solder heater works fine

[@MarkoMihić-f2q]

Coll soldering iron the beast of the mach ❤🎉

[@FixitAll]

Thanks 😊

[@boyigna424]

Best soldering gun. I have weller almost 49 years still working..

[@ELECTROxigeno76.]

Fantastic idea, tks máster, 🎩

[@FixitAll]

Thank you!

[@nor4277]

I.like the idea ,but it's was a bit of over kill ,is there a way to focus the light beam make it more directional ,so the new wellers have a l.e .d. Light you could have bought from them.,or not .either way it still pretty cool.

[@camamoutback]

and you can signal the mother ship with it also.. very cool mod and good video.. I will continue to wear my headlamp for now.. cheers !!

[@FixitAll]

glenn bryson Thank you!

[@FixitAll]

Don't worry guys about overheating and burn out this LED. The gun in "on" position 10-20 seconds only. That time not enough to overheat the LED.

[@markboland4273]

At xmas time, is it possible to put a whole string of lights on there? And something to hum along to? like a xmas creole?

[@Z-Ack]

I just took apart a led flashlight and stuck the whole board in it with a resistor to take the draw down. But another tip with these guns if you reverse the two leads from the coil to switch then you squeeze all the way in for high and halfway for low, like it should be.. never understood why theyve always done that backwards..

[@santosrequejo7785]

estoy interesado como meouedo arquiri una

[@renec0327]

Good video

[@lwing77]

Thank you for the video I have same gun But no led bulbs

[@quangle-vv4zf]

what is the input voltage across incandescent wedge bulb ?

[@FixitAll]

About 10 volt

[@quangle-vv4zf]

@@FixitAll ac voltages?

[@montyv9801]

I have one (dad’s) and it doesn’t seem to get hot? Does it only heat up when you press the trigger? even when doing so mine doesn’t get hot

[@FixitAll]

With trigger on only. Looks like has some problem inside.

[@montyv9801]

@@FixitAll yepp I agree

[@ThePetra11]

You'll have to connect the wire coming out of the bottom to some sort of power

[@marcfonseca3205]

Can you turn this into a spot welder gun

[@FixitAll]

No.

[@RobSweigard]

The versions of this soldering gun that use the push in style 12 VDC (194) bulb can be easily modified. If you take 3, 5 mm LED's and wire them in series, two under one over, giving a triangle shape, you will find it much better than the original 194 bulb. You will have to add a 150 ohm 1/4 watt resistor to one of the LED leads, or in the actual wiring to the bulb socket. You can use a small piece of rubber to hold the two (+ & -) LED leads against the contacts in the original bulb socket. Leads can be inserted either way as the soldering gun is producing alternating current. You can insulate the led terminals, and simultaneously create a solid piece using 2 part epoxy glue. The lights work fine on both temperature settings.☼☺☼ ☺♥†♪♫ 12-29-2023

[@FixitAll]

Thank you for advice!

[@mrpndaman129]

My only problem is I don't have a soldiering iron

[@bryanhurd9955]

Good job

[@leonelcobo898]

Dónde comprarla?

[@FixitAll]

Models was changed, so just Google "Weller soldering gun". Works with any Weller Soldering Guns.

[@GavinFreedomLover]

wicked.

[@joshuahuang07]

for ppl who came frm howcast, can i use this on a printed circuit board

[@t.e.1189]

The overly bright bulb actually cast a shadow where the tip is pointed. No real advantage. see 4:27. Plus annoying music! Why?

[@FixitAll]

You're right about shadow, but later I flip the tip upside down and the shadow gone. Music... well, hard to tell, some like, some don't.

[@bapakparnoto9234]

Harganya berapa brooo

[@FixitAll]

Saya tidak tahu berapa biayanya di negara Anda. Di AS harganya $60- 150

[@charlestaylor3195]

You know when working with hot stuff you don't want to flash-blind yourself.

[@FixitAll]

You right. Its looks like to bring, but not, especially if i do some work where not enough light.

[@fernandomontes5448]

What a difference

[@fernandomontes5448]

👍👍👍✌✌👍✌👍

[@rogertyler3237]

Why not put in an Led the same size as the bulb that was inthere?

[@FixitAll]

There is AC transformer, for LED bulb need DC voltage.

[@FixitAll]

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[@bapakparnoto9234]

Dimana belinya

[@FixitAll]

Pistol saya model lama dan mungkin hanya tersedia di eBay. , jadi google saja Weller Professional Soldering Gun

[@coupangkok]

I have exact same one but it only burn solder black but wont melt it. Brand new one. So mad....

[@badvlad9861]

Lori Lacasse, us a wrench to tighten the tips to the gun barrel, its gotta be tight or not much heat.

[@casianreport3318]

change the tip with non original one, homemade with cooper, clean very good the feet of the tip and the feet of the suport ofthe tip on the soldering gun and tighten the screws.

[@orlizdurleyquimismaldonado9545]

Cuanto es el precio

[@FixitAll]

Hay información debajo del video.

[@FixitAll]

Soldering Gun Kit $26.97 - www.homedepot.com/p/Weller-100-Watt-140-Watt-Soldering-Gun-Kit-8200PKS/100085564 Works with any Weller Soldering Guns. AC/DC Driver 12V~24V High Power Supply for 10W LED - www.ebay.com/itm/AC-DC-Driver-12V-24V-High-Power-Supply-for-10W-LED-Light-to-DC-out-9V-12V-900mA/261223454748?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649 10w white led chip - www.ebay.com/itm/10w-Cool-Warm-White-RGB-R-G-B-30-Mil-SMD-High-Power-LED-Lamp-Light-Chip-DC-9-11V/391034350922?var=660417997057&hash=item5b0b76ad4a:g:N4AAAOSwWKtUvgx8

[@sadektako9249]

The perfect,/a will have one/

[@junaidinajun9818]

Made in ?...weller

[@FixitAll]

My gun is an older model and may be available on eBay only. , so just google the Weller Professional Soldering Gun

[@FixitAll]

Here one of the many projects, where I was used this gun DIY Power Strip 4 Outlet 120/240 Volt 30 Amp kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnzFlKmiiL6Ej7s

[@luisanteza]

Mag kano sir...

[@FixitAll]

English please.

[@anatolymalysh]

И у меня есть фонарик на паяльнике, правда послабее.

[@santosrequejo7785]

me puede pasar al gun numero

[@FixitAll]

This is older model, check out Google for it or Amazon www.amazon.com/Weller-8200PKS-120-volt-Universal-Soldering/dp/B002YDMZF4

[@MarioMoreno-jz7ut]

Quiero saber precio

[@FixitAll]

No vendo nada

[@HumayunKabir-ov1nu]

TYPE 8100 UEC 120 /220V 50 HZ 100VA Light 5V-0.2A SERIE-0383 AB 20 % ED SD 1 MIN T 25/E I NEED SOLDERING TIPS 2 EA .

[@HumayunKabir-ov1nu]

I live in bangladesh

[@metallitech]

Couldn't you have just put an led bulb in there?

[@FixitAll]

metallitech Not this 10 watt LED. It's too big for inside installation. Probubly some different size will fit.

[@YuDaMan]

I could not find a wedge type LED bulb that would fit that socket. Plus if you did, the bulb would have to be rated for AC. Here's what I did: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4jVpXppgMp3mbM

[@metallitech]

Thanks. I've realized the same problem now so your video is helpful. I measured 2.1V AC at the bulb socket of mine btw. Mine is a vintage one that looks almost identical to yours.

[@YuDaMan]

That voltage sounds really low. I think most are in the 9-12 VAC range

[@metallitech]

Yes it's low, but I would guess that it's working properly since it's a very simple arrangement. And there are 1.5V bulbs for this fittng (Miniature Edison Screw). I am in the UK btw, which could be a reason.

[@namangupta86]

Wow, now you got an expensive torch. Who cares for the soldering iron when you have fancy LED torch. Go out in the night and surprise your neighbours and other people on the roads. :)

[@FixitAll]

🤣😃

[@sergiocastillo249]

No alumbra nada weller sabe lo que fabrica.

[@FixitAll]

En nuestra era, necesitan instalar lámparas LED, y no como en el siglo pasado.

[@jhayresliza1673]

Magkano

[@محمدراد-ص3ص]

Ok

[@markboland4273]

Also, is there danger that these guns will be banned when the NRA is out-voted?

[@jeffrosander9627]

Too much work for a light that was there already.

[@FixitAll]

Yes, but not bright.

[@RoyRodriquez]

Show off just a big show off

[@jesussavesrick]

This is so unnecessary. Funny though.

[@FixitAll]

I made it to work with car electric wires. There is a tide dark spaces and all the time not enough the light.

[@ovi_4]

Now this is an overkill, and really don't think is a bright idea to use such a overly powerful LED. It is way, way too bright. It can easily damage your eyes if you accidentally look strait at it. An LED with less than half the brightness of that LED is ideal. A lot safer and easy on the eye.

[@FixitAll]

Probubly you right. But I have in my hand 10 watt only, so I used what I have. Thank you!

[@Z-Ack]

An led damaging your eyes? A single led? A single 10 watt led damaging your eyes? Really..? And too bright?? Never too bright when working on boards.. worried about the led damaging your eyes. Lol. Im pretty sure the smoke from the solder is way worse for you than a small ass led.. maybe if it was a

[@Z-Ack]

UV led..

[@shirohimayumikira234]

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