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Flush Wire Cutter

$4.95

Product code: IF145-056

Product Overview

Great for trimming excess wire from components soldered to circuit boards, or any precise cutting.

All of our tools are used and tested in-house by our techs and carefully selected to be durable, quality, and economical.

If you're looking to outfit yourself with a great soldering station, this product is also a part of the Soldering Workstation.

Product Details

$4.95 Economy

 
 
 

Condition:

New

Warranty:

6 month warranty

Notes:

58 HRC Hardness. A great flush cutter.

$29.95 Pro / Japan

 
 
 

Condition:

New

Warranty:

6 month warranty

Notes:

The nicest cutters we've ever used. The blades are not just angled to handle, they are offset instead. Special blade profile makes a flatter cut. S55C metal, handle is dual material, for a no-slip soft grip. Light weight, good spring action, adjustable pivot screw.

$14.95 Pro / USA

 
 
 

Condition:

New

Warranty:

6 month warranty

Notes:

Made in USA flush cutter. Great quality.

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Stories

My Problem

First it looked like it was a tweak problem.

After installing a audio tweak only the up button was responding.

but after de installing and checking on the internet it seems clear that the audio control button itself was broke.

The button was also not making the same sound as the up button when you press it, also pressing feels different.

So I searched the net and found FIXIT.

First there was some misunderstanding with them that they could not ship to Curacao but after it was clear that we do not have zip codes in our Islands the order was shipped, within 5 days I had it here...FAST! Many thx for you support and your nice manuals GREAT

My Fix

Pretty easy, just follow the manual...Nice set up

My Advice

As electronic developer/installer/repair guy it was easy to install according your manuals.

What could be on option, and that is what I always do when I have to demount a lot of screws: I just print a A3 or A4 paper with square blocks and numbers. when I take out some screws I put this in step one. the next screws I place between the lines at step two etc.

Or what I did in this case, I just printed out the pictures in small format and placed the screws on the top of the drawing where I took them out.

Very easy, you never put the wrong screw on the wrong location.

My Problem

It had the three red rings.

My Fix

I used the kit to clean and reapply the thermal compound, then I reflowed the machine with a heat gun.

My Advice

Patience and attention to detail, don't rush it, it's worth taking your time.

My Problem

hey guys you've been great to deal with,no big repair going on just yet trying to teach myself as much as i can first and this site is very helpful,I am now and always will be a loyal customer

My Fix

no repair just using this site and it friends to learn and try to apply to things in the future,this is an excellent site

My Advice

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My Problem

Problem: DIY amplifier kit has been amazing sounding, but of course I decided to mod / improve the amp a little more with input protection circuit. Somewhere down the line I must have shorted the IC and well gardening snippers were the only things I had to do so...but after my 3rd kit, it was time to buy real flush cutters.

My Fix

So simple, well the snipping part. Desoldering through hole components is tedious without the right tools, but after much patience I was able to do so without a hitch. Now I'm awaiting the next batch of IC chips to ship and my portable boombox monster will live!

My Advice

Life is better with the best and right tools.