[sdiy] Special tools for SMT
cheater cheater
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Thu Feb 10 13:07:38 CET 2022
Oh, at that point, if I have to cut something larger, I bust out my
trusty Knipex VDE cutters. Project Farm on Youtube did a stress test
of pliers and those (which I already had at that point) held up pretty
well, with the jaws getting damaged very little even in unrealistic
scenarios, compared to competition, only some of which held up. You
can't be using the tiny delicate pliers for everything. I'd only use
those Erem 522N's for component leads or low-gauge wire. Having a good
set of inexpensive scissors to do anything and everything with is a
nice thing though. Personally sometimes I also use an old damaged
butter knife or teaspoon for similar reasons.
Project Farm also has a video on pliers. Bear in mind that the screw
removal addition seems to make the pliers perform worse in what pliers
otherwise normally do. Also it burrs screws... But if you have a need,
you have a need.
On Thu, Feb 10, 2022 at 12:19 PM Martin Klang <mars at pingdynasty.com> wrote:
>
>
> On 09/02/2022 21:41, grant musictechnologiesgroup.com wrote:
> > Sorry, what was the deal with scissors?
>
> I use them for almost everything that wire cutters are too puny for.
>
> And things like cutting the tape off a whole strip of components from an
> ammo pack, leaving a tidy heap ready to stuff into boards.
>
> You can always find another way to do the same job, but for me these
> scissors often save me time and hassle.
>
>
> > Now screw-pliers I actually use.
>
> Oh okay, screw pliers! That's new to me!
>
>
> Martin
>
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