It's just two pieces of 1/4" brass rod held apart with a block of plastic. Diagonal holes at the business end hold of the device two pieces of pencil graphite, secured with #2-56 screws. The other ends are attached to a 12 volt DC power supply. I drilled holes in the backs of the rods and used a couple more screws to secure the wire ends inside the holes. See watch?v=LWzZKi0_uac&feature=player_detailpage#t=109s for the complete setup. (sorry about the lighting.)
Hi. How about telling your viewers hoe to make a resistance soldering machine.
I know I could use one.Looks like it would come in real handy in making model boats like I do. Thanks for the videos.
furld002 1 year ago
It's just two pieces of 1/4" brass rod held apart with a block of plastic. Diagonal holes at the business end hold of the device two pieces of pencil graphite, secured with #2-56 screws. The other ends are attached to a 12 volt DC power supply. I drilled holes in the backs of the rods and used a couple more screws to secure the wire ends inside the holes. See watch?v=LWzZKi0_uac&feature=player_detailpage#t=109s for the complete setup. (sorry about the lighting.)
soundspark 1 year ago