My new soldering tips
919325
Great Product and very useful. Never realized I could change my tips. It will be educational to see what each tip does.
2320483
Good paste. My profile with a controleo3 kit and B&D oven is 120C -soak for 150 seconds, 150C - reflow over 60 seconds, and hold for 55 seconds for a bar of 5050 LEDs and 0804 caps in a panel of 5. For something with more mass like 2012 inductor, all temps up by 5C and all time up by 15 seconds. Welds look nice and shiny. I'll update as I tune to profile.
4098183
Indispensible for soldering small connections.
better eyes and two extra pairs of heatproof fingers
1962380
I use Kester 44 solder with lead in it and this thing doesn't heat enough to make it pool around the tip. It will melt it but not pool very well. It's hard to work with.
4822148
I was a little leary about purchasing this because the price was so cheap. I have been wanting one of these for quite some time but I didn't want to buy junk that I wouldn't use. Turns out they work very well. Wished I had bought these a long time ago. I was just about to give up on soldering any longer because my eyes have gotten to bad. But with these I can solder and do any type of close up work again easily. Recommended!
4738188
definetely works  just rub your solder tip and move forward  and backward then twist  you will see a clean solder tip
740282
I was bored one day, so I decided to mod the crap out of my controller. Instead of buying a bunch of LEDs and figuring out where the heck I was suppose to solder stuff, I did the next best thing. AND DANG THIS S*** BRIGHT.
1427822
These are pretty small. The tips are a bit smaller than a pencil eraser. Meant for small fingers, or for places where you you need to fit a small button. Knowing how to solder is a must for these. They've all worked great for my little projects.
3258789
I am having a lot of trouble with all the tips I have been using, so I don't know that this tip is a problem.  I'm going to try a new soldering iron.  I do all the cleaning and tinning of the tips, but they just don't work after a few uses.  The supplier was great.....easy transaction and received the tips quickly.
3990865
This solder tip delivers, not that I expected much else from Weller. This tip is amazing for soldering fine electronics and soldering circuit boards. This is my all-time favorite soldering tip! Definitely recommended.
4045078
*INSTRUCTIONS HERE! SOLDERING AND EXTRA PAIR OF HANDS NEEDED, BUT EASY!*

Time to complete: 15 minutes

Tools needed:
1. small flathead screwdriver
2. needle-nose pliers
3. solder needle
4. solder alloy
5. electrical tape
6. extra pair of hands

This is an easy and affordable way to fix a worn out cable on a mac charger rather than purchasing a whole new PSU. basic instructions are:

1. use needle-nose pliers and flathead screwdriver to open the PSU (power supply unit) by OPENING the pliers at the PSU hinges (the flip out things you wrap the cords around). you kind of feel like you're breaking the unit open but whatever you're trying not to buy a whole new one, right? work the flathead screwdriver in the crack and around the unit to open it up. it should open like a book, connected on one edge still.

2. cut the existing tape unfold the metal frame to access the board

3. lightly pull on the black wire while touching the existing solder with your soldering needle. once the solder heats up the wire should come out.

4. get your extra pair of hands to hold and lightly push the new black wire into the hole on the board as you heat up the existing solder that just cooled in the place of the old wire. as the solder heats up the new wire will slide through the hole. note you need your friend to be very gentle so that when the wire slips though it doesn't go too far. you just want it to peek through the hole.

5. Apply a droplet of fresh solder alloy to the back side of the board where the wire came through

6. repeat steps 3 - 5 with the green(existing)/white(replacement) wire.be careful not to use too much solder and don't let the wires or solder touch (*even through the metal frame*) on the backside of the board.

7. fold the metal frame and close the PSU and wrap a few bands of electrical tape around the unit. you can also superglue it shut as an alternative.

8. plug the PSU into the power outlet, then plug the charger into your computer.

Enjoy his low cost, easy, and fun alternative to an expensive replacement PSU.
2428635
Picked up this soldering tip for SMD work and it's been great so far. Unlike other small tips I've seen, hot solder stays near the tip on this one.

I wouldn't recommend this one if you're doing just regular through-hole soldering, it's a bit small for that.
4589097
I haven't had a chance to use this yet, but it seems to be well made and very handy at a very good price.  I do very little soldering but I know doing so will be much easier while using this handy device.  I give this item 4 stars instead of 5 because I wish the base was a little larger so that things aren't so cramped when the soldering iron is in it's holder.  The base does have some weight to it, which is good, but bigger would definitely be better, especially when you are dealing with a very hot soldering iron along with the weight of the cord it is attached to.

Handy Tip:  From watching soldering lessons on youtube, they highly recommend putting little rubber tubes (or some form of protection) on the two clips so that the teeth don't accidentally cut into the wires that you are soldering (just to be extra careful).
1467778
I like this Soldering Iron very much but i can't seem to find the correct tips to purchase for it.
4467659
Temp setting on the dial matches the iron within 15  came with a really good tip on it.  I have been soldering for a month like crazy.  If you don't know how to treat your tips and use more than 1 a year...be prepared to order a few extra as this does come with only one tip.
459085
Great to have when working with on projects where soldering will be tricky
3100859
I love these connectors a lot better than the Red Deans connectors. I am not running really high current devices so these are great. Just make sure you PRE- Tin the connectors ad wire before trying to solder together. Mine solder at 750 degrees on my soldering iron no problem.