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    #21
    I faintly recall reading (Hakko) the (small) gap is intentional and suction makes the rubber flex and seal in place. Otherwise it gets burned due to the heat. The metal tube is at soldering temps.

    I'd make a 3D printed part and then mould it out of silicone to conquer this crap.
    My Hakko 470/809 just cratered, the tip had something inside like a blob of lead-free solder or a lead cutting that I could not get out. It's soldered in basically and I'd have to take a torch to the tip to heat it up and scrape the insides.
    So I'm just getting a new Ali tip and see if that fixes it from constantly clogging. But I had to take it apart so many times it wrecks the filter.
    The 1mm poker is essential but useless sometimes.

    It was the lead-free solder that killer her. Hasn't worked well since.

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      #22
      lead, lead-free, bismouth - makes no difference.
      what does cause problems is sucking up old flux or broken component leads - specially the leads!

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        #23
        "How about tip life with lead-free solders?"
        "Tip life will be reduced with lead-free solders and it is important to choose tips really designed for lead-free soldering. Many tips are only tinned with lead-free solder and the iron plating is no different than traditional soldering tips. High tin solders like to dissolve iron and this reduces tip life. Some assemblers have reported important reductions in tip-life for example a manufacturer reported that with 63/37 the tips lasted 3 months with lead-free the tip-life was only 3 weeks." source Kester

        I also have short tip life working with lead-free boards. The plating just dies quickly, compared to lead.

        Lately the desoldering station will clog after almost every use. Took the barrel off and tip out, and "something" maybe inside the tip soldered to it, or just simply solder there. So you couldn't poke it out (need heat). It prevents the tip from seating 100% to the heater. This is a real Hakko A1005 tip. I thought it could be a lead clipping or plating fail inside it causing solder creep (most likely). I've almost flipped out and binned it, and buy something newer compared to the repair parts costs.
        The 809 gun vacuum gauge on the side of the handle helps a lot to tell you if it's a clog or a leak.

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          #24
          flux creates a hard glaze on the inside of the tube that you have to remove with a ram-rod,
          it will also get into tubing and even pumps - i have to clean the whole hose maybe once a year

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            #25
            New parts arrived today
            0.067" thick (looks like 1.5mm)
            0.552 diameter (looks like 14mm)
            0.075 inner diameter (looks like 2mm)
            note that my dad's good calipers only have the US measurement standard, metric values where taken with a ruler

            it is hard to use calipers on a object that flexes

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              #26
              a good tip for finding out the size of a hole,
              try putting drill bits through them till you find the last one in the pack that fits

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                #27
                my 0.0765" bit fits loose but it does not fall off
                it a metric bit from ali-expess, cause finding metric bits in the us is horrible

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                  #28
                  lol - finding imperial in the rest of the world while not impossible will cost 3-5x the price!
                  what the hell happened in 1776?
                  i thought you people got rid of imperialism?

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                    #29
                    As someone who grew up in the US this measurement system is garbage, the only thing that is fine is temperature and that is ONLY for the weather and the thermostat and i do still think C is better as 1C is smaller temp range than 1F

                    everywhere i have ever looked for a name brand metric dill bit has nothing at any price, what brands exist on the other side? here for the big ones are (excluding store brands) Bosch, Dewalt, Milwakuee, and you can find Greenlee at stores that target contractors

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                      #30
                      it's the same companies.
                      https://www.toolstation.com/power-to...rill-bits/c713

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                        #31
                        wow i could not even find metric products on the manuf. website for the companies i have looked up...

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                          #32

                          https://www.ebay.com/itm/15268851574...MAAOSwhMFZqwTR


                          I found these punches for which I think that you can punch 1/16” rubber mat with

                          https://www.ebay.com/itm/25602727599...Bk9SR9zp5aOaZA

                          SILICONE RUBBER SHEET 1/16THK X 12" X 12" 55 DURO +/-5

                          or this one

                          Silicone Rubber Sheet Of 500mm X 500mm - 0.1—>1,(2) ,3,4,5mm 500*F (2mm) would be the one that I would order for 1.6 thickness


                          https://www.ebay.com/itm/19644085350...r=496241508277

                          Dose anyone think that this will work

                          I will probably order this stuff next month after the first of the month
                          Last edited by sam_sam_sam; 07-20-2024, 04:46 PM.
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                            #33
                            sounds with a try, the OD has plenty of tolerance from the look of it, the ID is probably fine 1.5 - 2 mm (maybe you can stretch the material b4 punching the center out so it will go back smaller than the punch?)

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