Every maker should have…[Pt.15] some electronics tweezers

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  • Опубліковано 18 гру 2015
  • Roger takes a look at different tweezers for electronics work in the lab and recommends what you need and what you don´t need.
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    The serrated "stamp-collector´s" tweezers can be found on Ebay as "dentist tweezers". In the meantime I think I didn´t buy this tweezers for stamp-collexting but really in an electronics shop :-)
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  • @boscorner
    @boscorner 10 місяців тому +1

    Those reverse tweezers that open when you squeeze are THE BOMB for model making stuff

  • @MmmhMarky
    @MmmhMarky 4 роки тому +1

    I came to the same conclusion with the two remaining tweezers on the left at the end. I only have those two tweezers left after so many years. I wanted to play around with smd so I had to get those smd tweezers and give them a try.

  • @personaldronerepair6141
    @personaldronerepair6141 2 роки тому

    I am late to the party but I am glad that I came.
    Great information!
    Thank You!!
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  • @Menalix
    @Menalix 3 роки тому

    is it hard to esd proof yourself? looks like you just need to grind them and coat them in some rubber based paint

  • @dedskin1
    @dedskin1 5 років тому +1

    i have 129 pairs and i use them all the time cant wok without it

  • @cindy90305
    @cindy90305 5 років тому +1

    I'm looking to get a precise tweezer for Mmics, do you recommend one that's good for that? Something small & that could handle thin mmics. Ty

    • @KainkaLabs
      @KainkaLabs  5 років тому +1

      I can´t give you any recommendation for that. I do all my SMD-work with the cheap blank-metal tweezer set I recommend in the video. You always find one type in the set that is more or less optimal for different tasks.

    • @cindy90305
      @cindy90305 5 років тому

      No worries. Thank you so much. Still a good video.

  • @mmestari
    @mmestari 5 років тому +1

    The "stamp collector's tweezers" are actually dental/dentist tweezers. So if someone wants to search for them, that's the name they are sold as.

    • @KainkaLabs
      @KainkaLabs  5 років тому +2

      I´ve looked it up in the German Ebay and you are right.
      Apparently dentists and stamp collectors use more or less exactly the same type of angled, serrated tweezers.

  • @patrice373
    @patrice373 7 років тому

    Looks like the 7 are from Weller Erem ; I understand it's the n°1 brand for tweezers (?) and small pliers too

    • @KainkaLabs
      @KainkaLabs  7 років тому

      No. The black tweezers are relatively expensive chinese ones from Ebay. Might be that Weller rebrands them?

    • @patrice373
      @patrice373 7 років тому

      I was talking the silver ones, 5SA e.g., just bought 3 incl. this one (27€)

    • @KainkaLabs
      @KainkaLabs  7 років тому +2

      The silver ones shown is the whole set that we sell for 13,90 € in total.
      They probably are also made in China but have reasonable quality.
      The numbers printed on the tweezers seem to be a universal numbering-system for tweezers. So the Weller 5SA has the same shape as our item but it´s (hopefully) professioal-quality for the higher price

    • @patrice373
      @patrice373 7 років тому

      2€ vs 27€ ! passed the x10 ratio.
      idk if the designation is universal or copied from Erem but you're right it's used by different brands / resellers, Excelta e.g.

  • @Ironman-BB
    @Ironman-BB 2 роки тому

    Where to buy those stainless steel non magnetic?

    • @KainkaLabs
      @KainkaLabs  2 роки тому

      in our shop: www.ak-modul-bus.de/stat/laborzubehoer.html