Another repair shop I know modified a toaster oven , but it will
only accommodate boards up to about 12 inches long.
Apparently the T962 requires more work than just plugging it in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et5BhSMlLqg
I dont know why people still opt for poor Chinese products anymore. If u
have to modify it anyhow,
may as well find an old toaster oven at goodwill and modify it. At least the
money stays local here in the USA,
otherwise it goes to China to help produce more junk that occupies all our
landfills.
Steve Hearns
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Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Chinese-made reflow soldering ovens
> Anyone have any experience or have colleagues who have experience using
> the
> Chinese-made reflow soldering ovens such as those being sold on the evil
> auction place? The one I've looked at is item number:262955348183 (Model
> T962).
>
> My eyes have become the major challenge to producing the one- or two-off
> projects, since many of the parts that are available today are only made
> in
> SMD packages. I realize that placing them onto the board still remains a
> challenge, but at least with a proper oven, I won't have to hold a
> soldering
> iron steady enough to build the boards.
>
> This model seems to be big enough to handle all the boards that I want to
> make, so that is a plus. Just wondering if this model produces good
> boards
> with no unsoldered areas, damaged components, etc. If it can consistently
> produce good boards, I'll take a chance on one of them. Reading the
> Chinglish instructions is scary enough , but maybe I can figure it out
> well
> enough to make it work.
>
> Hope someone can give good advice
>
> Dave M
>