This a nice project and can be helpful for some people for sure. As for subscribing to your channel, you need to add some more contents before people will subscribe. You have shorts videos which I don’t think the crowd in here will find interesting. At least that is how I feel, I don’t like watching a speedy 40 seconds video.I like watching videos with substance that teaches me something or that inspires me. You seems to have good ideas and some skills, I will revisit your channel again in some months to see if I should subscribe. Good job and good luck stranger from the internet.
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I posted this, but I have no idea who the designer is. Nor did I even read that they had a youtube channel. So you may want to message them through thingiverse with your statement. The body of the post is auto-filled with the body from thingiverse.
Is this being designed to help people with one hand or to try and make it easier than two handed soldering.
It’s so you can solder and jerk off at the same time.
I always wanted to make something like a 3D pen for solder.
I like it a lot. I always feel like I need a third hand when I’m working circuit boards.
I noticed that at the very beginning of the video, the plastic got too close to the iron and melted a bit. I wonder if you could cover the tip with foil tape to act as a sort of heat shield.
Kapton tape would be a good candidate