Neat soldering gun holder

[Bromono]

http://m.banggood.com/Hands-Clamp-Clip-LED-Lights-Glass-Magnifier-With-Soldering-Stand-Tools-p-911112.html

[SpAmRaY]

Might as well spend a little more and get this for a holder

http://www.amazon.com/Hakko-Iron-Holder-633-01-599B/dp/B002R6H9IQ

[Bromono]

Oh nice even has a cleaner

[Evo_Spec]

Might as well spend a little more and get this for a holder

http://www.amazon.com/Hakko-Iron-Holder-633-01-599B/dp/B002R6H9IQ

It's even a little cheaper at a local store here in Japan, score!

[Parak]

Might as well spend a little more and get this for a holder

http://www.amazon.com/Hakko-Iron-Holder-633-01-599B/dp/B002R6H9IQ

That's a holder for a desoldering gun and might not work correctly for soldering irons. I mean if one is looking for a cheapo holder, look at these instead:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LQG47V0
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008IJAEZG
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LXL6AHM

[1391406]

Though not a soldering gun holder, I bought one of these third hands for about $6 shipped.

[azhdar]

Though not a soldering gun holder, I bought one of these third hands for about $6 shipped.

What kind of PCB did you hold with those ? I want a tool like this but it always look like it can't even hold a 60% PCB .

[1391406]

Though not a soldering gun holder, I bought one of these third hands for about $6 shipped.

What kind of PCB did you hold with those ? I want a tool like this but it always look like it can't even hold a 60% PCB .

I bought two, actually. I've never used them for holding PCB's or soldering, but to hold reflectors for photography. They're quite sturdy; the joints can be tightened and loosened to taste. While I think the arms could sustain the weight of a 60% PCB, I don't know whether the tool would sit upright without tipping over; the base may not be wide enough to support it properly.

[azhdar]

Though not a soldering gun holder, I bought one of these third hands for about $6 shipped.

What kind of PCB did you hold with those ? I want a tool like this but it always look like it can't even hold a 60% PCB .

I bought two, actually. I've never used them for holding PCB's or soldering, but to hold reflectors for photography. They're quite sturdy; the joints can be tightened and loosened to taste. While I think the arms could sustain the weight of a 60% PCB, I don't know whether the tool would sit upright without tipping over; the base may not be wide enough to support it properly.

K thanks .