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Latest revision as of 05:39, 24 December 2017
Basics
- A small gas burning nozzle that heats up a metal soldering iron
- May be more portable than an electric model
- Less precise however
Used For
- Soldering Electronic Componets
- Cutting Plastic
- Cutting synthetic ropes
- Open Source D3D Pick and Place Machiene
- Open Source Robotic Arm Pick and Place Machiene
Industry Standards
Existing Open Source Designs
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Basic Design
Gas Tank Module
- A standard gas small gas canister
- Easily swapped out for a fresh tank
Ignition Module
- Features the ignighter (mist likely pizoelectric)
- user relpacable componets
Nozzle Module
- A tube and nozzle that move the gas and let it burn well
- fully replacable, and easily replacable
Soldering Iron Module
- Consists of a holder, and a removable metal part
Outer Casing
- A 3d Printed Plastic Shell or a CNC Milled Shell
- Also has flexible FDM printed/ SLA Elastomer printed componets for heat sheilding + comfort
BOM
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See Also
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Usefull Links
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