Best hot air gun station?
I need a good hot air station for back glass repairs. What’s a good one that doesn’t cost to much?
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@phone guy the best station is the one that works for you. We can give you our opinion all day long but if it does not work for you and your skills it is not helpful. Get the one that catches “your eye” and work with it. Yes, for your repair a simple hot air gun and a thermometer might just be sufficient. So, try different things and develop a way that works for you.
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Hi Owen!
You have the hot air gun available on iFixit which is very good.
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@phone_guy Owen This is a very subjective question.
It’s kind of like asking what’s a good hammer at a good price. It depends on if you are are a DYI knocking in a nail every one in a while or a professional using it eight hours a day.
Here'‘s a good one for a professional:
Hot Air Rework Station Hakko FR-810B-05
I only use one about once a week, so a Tek Motion 898D 2 in 1 SMD Hot Air Rework Station and Soldering Iron @ $60, works fine for me
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