Review on 🔥 Temperature-Controlled Soldering Iron with Adjustable Heat Settings by Bob Schultz

I was fascinated with making little water features out of scrap styrofoam. I hoarded the styrofoam pieces used for the packaging and decided it was time to watch the video. The first one I made I cut and then roughened up the foam pieces with the heat of this soldering iron to make fake bricks. I glued the bricks together and then wrapped them in concrete soaked gauze, let them dry and then used a palette knife to coat the fake bricks with the thick concrete paste. When it was dry I placed it in my container, stretched the hose to the brim, attached the other end of the hose to a small water pump, filled the container with water and turned on the water tool - water sprayed down. artificial stones and it looks really good! This soldering iron helped me create the main part of this water feature, so I wouldn't have made such a beautiful artificial stone waterfall without it. Useful for me and I'm sure it's great for soldering too.