🔧 Weller WP35: High-performance 35-Watt Soldering Tool for Professionals Review

After looking at crappy deals at hardware stores I settled on this one. Need something hotter than my 25W Wellers. This one even uses the same tips. You really can't go wrong with Weller. It's a 3-wire cord, so it's grounded, which gives good protection for me and the gear I'm working with. I found it had enough heat to do what I intended and the device should last a long time. My other wellers range from 10 years to new. All are still alive and well. Revain got it to me quickly, ordered it…

Hi everyone, I have purchased WP35 and 25 soldering irons so please note the following. Firstly, WP25, it took less than a week before it stopped working. The WP35 on the other hand lasted a bit longer but was nothing but trouble right from the start! From a technical point of view, both models were obsolete at best. Both models are powered/heated directly from an AC outlet using a 3-wire cord that plugs into a plastic outlet. This assembly connects directly to the heating element and that's…

I have traditionally taken cheap tools, just for the price, and sometimes ok. Sometimes not. I have some old Radio Shack soldering irons that worked for most jobs but didn't this time. I needed to have my car's instrument cluster repaired and didn't want to risk damaging it and costing more than necessary. I have known Weller irons since school, university and industry. They consistently meet specs and this hardware did not disappoint. A couple of key features I needed were the ability to…