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Forget the dispenser Steve.. I want that tool you've got that's flicking the components into ya tweezers 😁😁😁👍 John

I use mine for flux distribution so i can set it for just a drop for a small smd capacitor because good quality flux is now crazy expensive even more than solder paste and you want to control the flow not to spread sticky flx all over the board end up cleaning more than soldering time , led paste who on the other as a so small expiration date ,this is a good investment for the low price point ! It does apparently a good job with all kind of precision gluing techniques too !

Thanks Steve...although I don't do enough SMD work to justify outfitting a setup like this I still want one!

Nice tool when setup. Amazing pick and place! 😆

3:33 “some drip control” That’s probably your retraction settings, if I may borrow the terminology from 3D printing slicer software. ;)

Damn, and here I thought it had a vacuum pump built in... I am thinking of modifying my desoldering station to have a chamber of vacuum built up for instant release instead of having to wait until it builds up - and the air has to go somewhere so another chamber with positive pressure with an outlet and a circuit to turn it on / off or reroute the air based on how much is in each cylinder... Then I would just need to turn both on... Or build a simple vacuum box with the same in, and remove the pump from my desoldering system - then modify the handle so it plugs into a ksger unit or another type with the trigger wires plugging in to the vacuum box...

Great Video! What type of coupling does it have for air input? I have regular 24l comp and i'm looking for an adapter. Thanks!

Thanks Steve. It seems like the nozzle is too small on the hot-air.

Baby wipes the universal tool.

Nice.

What camera are you using?

Thanks for avoiding me to purchase that junk.

I love your videos, you are a highly skilled engineers - so well done. I am subscriber to your channel too. I have a simple question, if you use this dispenser, then that means you have a compressor, foot switch, tubing etc. So why do I need your pick and place board? If I plug a tube into the dispenser and turn up the vacuum can't I get the same effect as your pick and place board? Which I understand is a dedicated device but in the interests of being a hobbyist / meddler this device should suffice? Or am I missing something?

It should be a DIP switch not Drip. It is wrongly written by the China company