[sdiy] Special tools for SMT

Oren Leavitt obl64 at ix.netcom.com
Thu Feb 10 17:12:06 CET 2022


+1 on the Erem 522N. I've had mine for 15+ years. Still good as new 
after countless rounds of lead and wire (and fingernails too :) ) 
snipping. Don't use them as much today as I've shifted towards SMD and 
fewer flying wires.

I like the scissors. I've added a pair to my Mouser shopping list for my 
next order. Thanks for the tip! I do have sheet metal shears for thick 
stuff, but they're big and clunky.

- Oren

On 2/10/22 4:20 AM, mark verbos via Synth-diy wrote:
> Electrician’s Scissors can cut very thick stuff, strip, deburr and 
> more. 8 years ago or something Paul Schreiber said the best wire 
> cutters are Erem 522N, I couldn’t believe they were $55 (now even more 
> expensive!) but curiosity got the best of me. Now I’m addicted to 
> them. After destroying several pairs cutting apart sliders that I 
> needed to remove or cutting 1/8” pot shafts, I have found a more 
> robust, flexible, tool to have in my pocket and snip at anything that 
> comes my way. And they’re $14.
>
> Mark
>
>
>
>> On Feb 9, 2022, at 9:41 PM, grant musictechnologiesgroup.com 
>> <http://musictechnologiesgroup.com> 
>> <grant at musictechnologiesgroup.com> wrote:
>>
>> Sorry, what was the deal with scissors? I don't see what function 
>> they serve (in the tech area or, gasp, kitchen).  Now screw-pliers I 
>> actually use.
>>
>> GB
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