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  1. 10-12-2009, 01:06 PM #1
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    can somebody please help me....

    i can not get a good soldering iron or gun to save my life!!! i have 3 soldering guns and a new iron from radio shack and they suck!! what do you guys use?
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    I think my brother has a snap on one and he really likes it

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    i got the blue point from snap-on,works well!
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    I have a 20 year old brand X that gets the job done lol
    made some noise....and some boost...and 377/442 rwhp/rwtq
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    i have one form lowes and one from snap-on...both work great for me...
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    +1 for the snap on, i hate the electric ones butane is the way to go
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    Get a butane one. Cheap cordless and work awesome!
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    the old radioshack ones work best. the ones with trigger. not the electric pencil ones. i bought 4 last time i got one. still on first one just have three spares lol.


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    i use the snap on one at work
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    We have a couple weller guns at the shop they work great. We use the butane torches for some jobs and they work well also.
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