Multi-meter Tweezers? ll Miniware DT71 SMD Tweezers Review

[@dgramop]

I appreciate your wild PCB harvesting, reminds me of Marco Reps harvesting of wild-caught capacitors sniffed out by his dogs.

[@nefariousyawn]

It's nice to see people getting back in touch with the earth and subsisting on freshly gathered components as our ancestors did.

[@RolopIsHere]

Organic capacitors are the best.

[@Schematix]

DT71's are now available to buy online, $59USD Official website link : www.miniware.com.cn/product/dt71-mini-digital-tweezers/ seeed sales link : www.seeedstudio.com/Mini-Digital-Tweezers-DT71-p-4696.html

[@quinnfoster4671]

Awesome! Need this for checking batteries.

[@timbert1092]

This is the second time miniware released tweezers. Good job - they’re doing great.

[@m3chanist]

Nice homage to Marco reps at the beginning there, you need to wait for autumn again for capacitor season.

[@aurthorthing7403]

That is an amazing little machine. Wish these cats would make a pocket sized multimeter with these functions.

[@MartenElectric]

Nice little device, Signal generator is an absolute gimmick, they could do without it. - I wonder how long does the battery last. - What is voltage, frequency counter range? - What is basic accuracy and how many counts does this device have? Thanks for a great vid!

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

I try not to mess with SMD components. But it's inevitable! This looks like a fantastic tool to break out when needed!

[@WurstPeterl]

Ronnie Pirtle Jr My wife makes SMD components at home with THT components and a rolling pin. It’s healthier and saves me quite a lot of money. Easier to solder too!

[@AndyCPugh]

They look amazing. Any ideas when they will be available?

[@Schematix]

I asked Miniware and they responded. Miniware expects the DT71's to go on sale on the 20th of August 2020. With a price tag in the $XX USD price range.

[@ianbirkinhead4103]

Brilliant video work, you deserve an Oscar. Seriously though, a well demonstrated product review.

[@LuisCruz-yg6rs]

that sneeze moment was predictably priceless! :)

[@heyderaliyev8976]

Good Boy, to be honest I subscribed and watch all your videos purely out of sympathy for yourself, You really inspire me, to stay up to date to modern technology. Thank you

[@RolopIsHere]

Got this for Christmas, they are awesome.

[@njfulwider5]

sweet video!! Wouldn't it be cool if it came with a small led to point in the direction of the tweezers!! I have got to get me a set of these!!!

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video as always Mate

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

They look amazing i could definitely use one of these

[@Manawyrm]

Going for a little Marco Reps hommage there at the beginning, are you? :D Thanks for the review, looks like a useful little tool.

[@markgreco1962]

Marco lives near a capacitor harvesting site where he and his dog frolic 🤣

[@johndevires5911]

My 1st thoughts also. ;)

[@BlondieSL]

These are nice tweezers. I agree with you that powering on to the last mode would be good. But I'd love to see an "option" if even at a extra cost and that is, where you can take the end off and it becomes a wireless system. One could place the little meter on the workbench and easily read it when not attached. I would NOT want an option where they do wireless, but to a smarphone and an app. That sucks. LOL

[@BlondieSL]

Forget the tweezers! I want that PCB garden! LOL Seriously, I just cackled at that skit. Too funny. OH, you make the joke about SMD components being so small that one sneeze and they are gone. First, THAT'S TRUE! LOL Last week I was working on a Nextion LCD Display that had burned out SUPER TINY MINI OMFG THEY ARE SMALL LEDs. Of course, I have to use the electronic microscope to work on this. So I remove one of them with tweezers and place it onto the silicone work sheet. As I let go to open the tweezers, the tip of the tweezers just moved a bit, caught the edge of the (see above for LED size) LOL and PINGGGGGGGGGGGGGG! it was gone! It went flying! Working with SMD stuff is fun, but one must be careful.

[@simasrackys]

Awesome video! I wanted to ask what are you using on table? What kind of matt it is?

[@Schematix]

Thanks! The mat isn't anything over special. It's a rubber, chemical resistance mat.

[@james10739]

I have several multimeters but no tweezers if I'm going to get some I guess these are what I would get but I'm not sure if I need them

[@wolfganglienbacher]

My battery failed, won't hold a charge. Getting it replaced is a nightmare. Guess I'll design my own battery and tweezers as the battery can't be removed without breaking the device. Keep that in mind when purchasing!

[@AdamDaubauew]

Are these good for soldering or should I buy a separate set of tweezers?

[@Krafty02]

Oh cool bro those will come in soooooo much handy

[@CapApollo]

where is the 10amp ceramic protection fuse go? some Dave guy is asking..

[@harryhino2267]

Mate. Great video and very timely, given I'm about to take my first foray into SMD (read: I'm being dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st Century!!). Any chance of a closer look at your camera/screen setup? Given my eye sight is rubbish due to old age, I will need some visual assistance. Have you tried other devices? (i.e maggy lamp, microscope, etc). Could be the subject of another video ;-)

[@Schematix]

I'm delighted you enjoyed this video! I hear you about SMD components. It's a love/hate relationship. Love the end product, hate assembling it by hand! I've used maggy lamps & LCD digital microscope's. And by far the latter is much easier to use. I've owned mine for a while now but, haven't made a review yet. I'll put it on the soon to-do list

[@Costinmusca]

I need this in my life!.. 😲

[@FirstLast-ih6ec]

Your LCD microscope seems to give quality images. What model is it?

[@vadimbellous8313]

It's made by Hayear at least the one I have is, and it looks identical. Not cheap around $300. There are other ones under other names but have the identical form and button setup, presumably the same internals. They don't do it in China as we do in America. Ripping other people's designs off and slapping your own name on it is frowned upon and embarrassing in the West but in China, no big deal especially if you manage to produce it cheaper.

[@honawikeepa5813]

That's mad as bro. I want one.

[@YouTubeYouTube-qg6vl]

Drawing a circle for kids elementary school or junior high school

[@peteb2]

Well i'll give you a prize for providing the 1st ever item that Aliexpress says they have no information about! These tweezers must be extremely new to market still, the 'rona has affected supply launch or they are only being supplied secretly to the beautiful people!

[@EasyOne]

nice

[@smling11]

I want to trade signal generator to heating function for soldering and desoldering.

[@henryD9363]

Cool! You get to charge your battery every 17 seconds

[@zeitgeist909]

Hmm - was that whole PCB's grow in the wild skit ripped off from a Marco Reps idea...?

[@alexsicko]

im pretty sure ive seen these happening before Marco and others. guess tantalums and pcbs really grow in the wild in some places xD

[@MmmBopsPops]

2:44 - they misspelled "calibration".

[@SianaGearz]

Cycling so many functions one by one by tapping and waiting seems like the worst idea ever. I'd like to see something like a rotary encoder or a touch swipe strip.

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

Going to the Seed link in the description, I don't like the comments left re. battery dying & Seed not coming back to people... on that basis, I wont be spending my money with them... 😒

[@mikelemon5109]

You're getting a like just for the AD 🤣🤣

[@dodgydruid]

Wow wished I seen the proper ones as kinda locked in a bit of a battle with a quite expensive set that don't work and can't get a refund until the item arrives back at the factory :( Buyer beware when buying some stuff of da Aliexpress and da forty thieves lol In the interim I bought a £3 pair of multimeter tweezers which just hook into your meter.

[@markgreco1962]

Thanks

[@PaulGreeve]

Ha! If you’d been wearing a mask you wouldn’t have lost those tiny components.

[@user-sz7mc3yd6c]

Nice شكراً لك ☆ ☆ ☆

[@ryanmalin]

Ima buy mi one!

[@michaelknight2342]

What's the battery life?

[@englishrupe01]

about 10hrs

[@Krafty02]

I gota have one.

[@ameliabuns4058]

Damn this is cool lol

[@shogrran]

am i the only one that knows nothing bout electronics but just like to own threse tools

[@aliaghebaty1471]

سلام خیلی لوسی که بردهای الکترونیکی را از مزرعه جمع می کنی

[@aliaghebaty1471]

Hi, this is a joke that you can collect from the farm

[@markgreco1962]

My US dollar Guess is 79$ anyone else have a guess?

[@michaelbrian219]

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[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Lol wonder if these are any good with nose hairs ouhhhhhh lmfao

[@Schematix]

haha ;)

[@ВасяПопов-ц4ц]

Детская игрушка, хуже хуже полноценного мультиметра.

[@НадзирательВселенной]

Это фуфло! Кому нужен настоящий брутальный зверь из РФ НВ-14

[@Filipo50]

The tweezers are badly designed, very wobbly fastening of the measuring arms, it should be steel, not thin plastic like in a children's toy, there is no automatic polarity, uncomfortable touch button - a simple switch would be much better, very short operation after charging, inconvenient way of charging, product sucks, it spoils the nerves, I do not recommend it!