Thank you for sharing the project and congratulations to the creator! There is great satisfaction in starting a soldering station, which is probably a better solution than buying a ready-made soldering station.

Excellent project. Very unusually high standard of thought gone into design, software and implementation especially for a single maker. You have my respect.

Now that is a really cool project. I like that it has many of the same functions and controls that one would find on a PACE soldering station. Amazed at the size of it. Perfect for small bench space or on the go. If you built these... I'd buy 'em. Look forward to trying to make one.

Beautiful ❤️ Well managed and I love single side pcb design!

Nice attention to details, love the idea of mounting the shell to the standoffs of the internal cage.❤ Going to steal this :)

Love the detail with the "noise" on the screen at startup :) (like on old days analog B&W TV sets)

I have not seen your channel before. I like this project a lot. I will eventually build it and see if I can make it work. You earned a subscriber. :D

Really nice project. I did the V3 version, did find yet some component locally, will be ordering to test it. V3 is just superbad(cool) but this is on top.

amazing DIP component version very cool design all the best

Looks nice, I like that it's very compact.

Uau, fantastic! Great that it is all THT components, not like Unisolder requiring microscopic work. The only thing I'm somewhat sceptical about is using header pinconnector for main power transfer.

Exelente proyecto lo unico es que se me calienta demasiado el Mosfet del resto muy bien diceñado muchas gracias🙏🏻

Отличный проект, однозначно за труды ЛАЙК !!!!

Great work! I'd love to see you take this to the next level and use all your own components. Adding an microprocessor to your board directly is not difficult and gives you a huge amount of additional flexibility. Using some large, easy to solder surface mount components and a professional PCB should allow you to fix everything on a single board, which would be awesome to see :)

This project looks so neat.

Wow, a brilliant project. Thanks

You even DIY'd the circuit board. This is like a Jedi building his own lightsaber, except without the cool effects.

Great work! Thank You for sharing!

Wow, so many settings!

wow another excellent project here thank you!!

Wow this is absolutely amazing! Its so small! :p

Lol i am suprised how much simillar your design is...i am working on something , way you made pin header and pin bar together as connection through boards ...wow ...I did it the same way because i saw this wafering like style layerboard system in some nasa control systems...wonderful bro

Directly alike! how beautiful! I've tried this before and it failed maybe try again like here in the video! (Thank you for sharing!) Healthy and friendly greetings from the Netherlands! Rob

i have to rebuild my lab i lost everything. thank you a lot im going with this diy job as my main iron and ill cad upp the files to add it to my diy lab bench power suppl6y....Keep up the great work ya got my sub \

Tanks for sharing. Great project 👍

Great project. If use a battery from a 20V drill I think this may be nice portable soldering station.

That is a true DIY project!

Awesome project. A potential improvement is to include/enable a USB-C in PD/QC/AFC Fast Charge Decoy Trigger that Supports 20V Fixed Voltage Output. I'm going to hack an equivalent Ali express charger to make mine USB powered. That sai,d I love your project. Thanks for sharing.

Très beau travail . Merci pour le partage

Nice projects my friend, Cheers from a German Brazilian Buddy. I really want to get into electronics. I'm mechanical engineer, but electronics is something I know very little

Looks awesome 😎👍🏻 I want to build it)

This is a very interesting project, I would love to buy such a DIY kit for self-assembly, think about distribution ✌️ The only problem in my opinion is the lack of an aluminum radiator or extra mini ventilator for the mosfet at the time of heating the tip, a lot of energy must be released on it and it can be a problem for it 🙃

Very cool project, well done

Excelente trabalho amigo

This is amazing! Is SMD Rework Station planned in this format ?

Excelente! Por favor haz una para pistola desoldadora yihua 948g. Analoga y arduino.

Excelente!! Muy buen proyecto! 👍👍

I always wanted custom t12 board. guess this is the one!

Great project! Will you redesign because the FET is too heat when you switch on the circuit? I recommend you use the PCB soder side for cooling, or a small heat sink. What is the maximum temperature of the FET when you switch on with solder?

I am your subscriber, because I like your work

Amazing work. I'm wondering how to do the calibration for this project.

Very nice project, which is the max temperature of the station?

Subscribed! Thanks! 👍🏻

Wow, this is awesome, definetlly my next project. I am currently working on arduino digital bench power supply with tft display. Does only works with t12 soldering tip or I can connect standard 5 pin 852D+ iron to it?

Hello, It is compatible with Weller RT series tips? Of course with a suitable cable for the RT series-Tips!

Welcome! Where can I get a soldering iron for this equipment? I have a Hakko 907, I don't think it's good for it? Greetings: Attila

pls tell me looking for 2nf capacitor but not found alternative 2.2 capacitor can be used

Excellent work. ❤️❤️Can we use c210 solderimg iron Tips in this soldering station? Thanks for sharing great project

Thanks ❤️🙏

Me encantó su video gracias, seria tan amable de decirme si, el sensor para leer la temperatura es un termoacuple ? Gracias espero pueda aclarar esa duda que tengo. Gracias nuevamente y espero su respuesta.

Thanks for sharing!

Great work. Keep it up 👍🏻

That is sooo much better than some of those Ebay Yihua clone soldering stations! What about adding a PIR motion sensor so you can reset the sleep timer when you are at your work area?

maybe try changing the Arduino nana with a pi pico since nanos are more expensive than picos these days, and with that you can have a higher resolution adc, and maybe even RTC on there like the stm t12 stations

Hmm you could make them into " modules" that have contacts to communicate with a controller to set them remotely (and can be expanded down the road as well)

Is this part of the IronOS software?

Thanks for sharing

is there any way to add a stand with the option of sleep mode ?

Excelent work!!!!

I'm sorry, but looking at the diagram, I don't understand which are the pins of the thermocouple and which are the ones of the resistance. I see labeled as P+ and SW. I suppose P+ is from the resistance since it is the pin activated by the MOSFET, but I also see that it is connected to the thermocouple amplifier.

I like your Project. The Son of a Friend from me will learn to solder , and i think it is a nice Project to lear it and the result is his own Soldering Station :-D But do you have a BOM for this? Thank you for this nice work.

Hello! How many centimeters are the bronze columns

i`m wondering, is there any way to power up with 12,5V? it will be really nice project to use portable with car battery in the field.

Nice info, thanks :)

Can it be used for T-12 and T-type solders And the T-936???

Hello there! How easy would it be to convert this to USB-C PD input using a trigger board ? Looked at some of the schematics and shouldn’t be hard, but the part that worries me is the voltage reading and if that would get thrown off

I need your help. I tried doing this but when I don't plug in T12 it doesn't show the error

great job sir ...is it possible to make a T210 (JBC clone) with the sme circuit....?

Hello. Can I ask why you set the voltage regulator at 7v instead of 5v in this version. Is the 5v regulator CN3903 module can be used?

Nice projects. Can we use LGT8F328 board ?

Hello! Congratulations on a wonderful project! Can you post gerber files or PCB files?

Hello, how do you find out the temperature from Letcon? if you only use two wires from the probe. + - pentur resistance but thermistor the heat sensor why don't you use it?

Excellent.

Thanks for the reply! I have seen these files. But I want to release professional PCBs. So can you provide the PCB files?

how can i get soldering 4 holes or how convert 5 holes to 4 holes soldering iron

How do you read the internal temperature, is there a sensor inside the chip or on the board ? Interesting!

thanks for partage

Do you happen to know the name of that screw-on connector? I need a 3 prong version for a power supply but I cand find any that aren't for audio equipment.

Hello! For the 0.47uF capacitor, are there any requirements: 1. Should it be electrolytic? 2. Should it be tantalum?

You seem to be running the power for the iron through those 2.54 mm headers, they aren’t made to handle much current. If that is the case then you should swap them for a better connector. Edit: you may be fine since from what I can find the connectors are rated up to 3 A but you are definitely cutting it close. How much current goes to the iron?

hello sir, i have finish my build, but unfortunately my lcd oled not working (blank black screen), can you help me?? thanks

Perfect 🤩

hello sir......I am having difficulty getting a 2nF capacitor, is there a similar replacement?

I love your project to be true :). What's the Watt output of this station if I can ask, please? :) I've got a lot of TV cases and wouldn't need to 3d print even, can use them instead. The only downside of the plastic small case is that it's not that stable. Other than that, this device looks great :). I've got 1 DIY from Aliexpress with T12 as well and love it, really cheap. But, when I've notice your one, I'd like to make one if it's a 60W at least. No point for me to build less than that.

Can i follow this or any change in this version i have ok with this version

Does it need external temperature calibration with a thermometer or its good to upon first startup?

Hello my friend, i have some questions after read comment. Can i replace the tilt switch by a vibration switch ? ( I read the ino file and the code mention both of them ) My T12 handle doesn't have the tilt switch. I bought a new tilt switch but i don't know how to connect it correctly to my T12 handle. The tilt switch has 2 wire. Your soldering station has the GX16-4pin , the P- and E are soldering together so i think the first wire of the tilt switch will connect with SW and the second wire will connect with P- and E. Is that right ? And can we do it similar to 5 pin T12 handle. Your PCB have 3 line out, 1 for SW, 1 for P+ and 1 for P- and E which are soldering together, 5 pin T12 handle have SW, P+, P-, P-, E so to use 5pin T12 handle, should i soldering P-, P- and E together and connect them with P- and E on your PCB ?( Sorry for my bad English grammar and vocabulary ). Thank you so much!

Has anyone built one of these? Do I need to buy a specific version of Nano for the code to work on it? How exactly does the Tip Calibration work? What solder handle do we need to use this?

What are the voltage of capacitors

Hello, i built one of this and i am very happy with it but i ran into some issues when connecting my hand piece on. When i connect it the temperature is reversed. When is heating up it is showing 20-30 degrees but when is cooling down it is showing 400+ degrees. Also when i put my handle into soldering position it is cooling down but when i lift it is heating up mybe something to do with that mercury switch in a handle. I saw i a comment that you recommend ball switch so i will try that but it is strange why is reversed. I dont know much about electronics so i would really be happy if you can help me somehow. Thank you for your time.

i have problem with project do not stable between hold and heat not be stable at work message

wil the headerpins handle current for the heater?

Great product! Can you include pictures of the assembly - both pcbs - in the download package? How did you get all the parts - is there a BOM or do I have to go with the schematic?

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Very nice

It needs double screen buffer. So it will not update image at the same with display drawing

hi, great job, how many watts maximum has the tip?

Where does the power for the solidering iron come from ?

Can schema v4 still use 0.96" OLED? because the price of 1.3 "OLED is 2 times more expensive than 0.96" OLED

Hello Your work is great If possible, put the PCB file and Altium schematic file for download