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Was hoping Makita might think to do this; Milwaukee was the only other company to have done this so far, who I don’t happen to already have jumped into as far as batteries/chargers are concerned. Well this helps me substantially.
Aw man they killed the link… 😮
Well here’s a screenshot from where I first happened across this…hopefully this comes back up sooner rather than later
Price? Doh!!!!! NVM….. Apparently I just need to read more……
That’s badass!
That is a great design! Exactly what I was hoping to see. Ryobi have some great ideas.
Found some more pics on another site. TAKE MY MONEY PLEASE!
Spurious winds suggest this will be available in the US by Christmas
Home Depot is showing the price 3 cents under $80. The $60 price sounds a lot better. Who’s selling them for that price?
Hi…to me, a cordless soldering iron should be self-contained. That would limit its features, versatility, and compactness a little. But then again, my impression of what is proper comes from the fact that there hasn’t been cordless soldering stations like this before.
A cordless cord-attached soldering iron will be more slender than an all-in-one, which could result in a more comfortable or controllable user experience.
For me, I chose butane soldering iron. I use it outdoors, without electricity. I picked up a Weller for myself.
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Lemme just say, I’ve ended up VERY satisfied with this Ryobi kit. Cordless soldering is particularly wonderful being a guy that does car audio, because who wants to have extension cords that you fuss with getting around to every corner of a car anyway? I’m never using a corded soldering iron again.