Let’s set up the new electronics lab and see where you should be allocating your tool budget and where you can skimp a bit.
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🛠🛠 Hand tools 🛠🛠
• Stanley screwdriver set
• Precision screwdriver set
• Wera screwdriver set
• Schmitz pliers
• Hakko cutters
• Tweezers set
🛠🛠 Multimeter 🛠🛠
• CircuitSpecialists
• UNI-T
• Kaiweets KM601
• Fluke 117
• Bside A10
🛠🛠 Soldering 🛠🛠
• ToAuto DS90 solder station
• Desoldering pump
• Kester solder
• United Static Control ESD mat
🛠🛠 Oscilloscope 🛠🛠
• Hantek DS5202P
• Hantek 2D42 handheld
• Hantek 6022BE USB
🛠🛠 Desoldering 🛠🛠
• ZD 915 desoldering station
• 858D hot air station
🛠🛠 Power supply 🛠🛠
• Siglent SPD3303X-E
• Korad PSU
🛠🛠 Magnifying tools 🛠🛠
• Light with 5X magnifying glass
• Magnifying glasses
• Andonstar AD249MS
• Andonstar ADSM302
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:39 Work surface
02:14 Hand tools
05:14 #notsponsored
05:26 Multimeters
09:50 Solder station
13:22 ESD mat
16:49 Oscilloscopes
20:19 Desoldering
21:51 Bench power supply
23:05 Magnifying tools
25:16 Monitor and computer
26:19 Conclusion
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You just need a multimedia and some knowledge to get going, the American task force model of all the gear and no idea is not the way to go
Is there anything that you’ve spent your own money on?
2:10 WHERE CAN I BUY THIS LAMP I NEED THIS
i would add lcr tester
Only just watched this but there are ways of saving money. Make a power supply and signal generator from a kit or simple power supply circuit. You can use 24v, 15v, 12v and 5v regulators in one power supply. Fluke or decent multimeter. Make fixed resistor and capacitance boxes, component tester (cap ohms and inductance), thermometer (K T or pt100). Times 10 variable pots are good for variable resistance. 50 or 100 MHz scope as scope meters have limited low scope ranges. It is quite easy to make a DC Volt and A source plus amplifier on sig gen to cover most AC voltage calibration below 100V. Good test leads and bnc leads. Basic tools and cleaners.