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WY709 High-Frequency Soldering Station Transparent Version (Part 3) - Acrylic Shell

Overview

Assembly list, steps, and DWG file for the outer shell are attached.
The WY709 high-frequency soldering station kit requires self-assembly, soldering, and testing.
The M3 screw holes on the acrylic shell part of the kit need to be chamfered. A chamfering tool is required.
The entire soldering station costs approximately 200-250 RMB, excluding the handle.
It can be powered by a 12-28V power supply, or by an external DC 2.5V
power supply
. For any questions, please contact Wenyu via QQ group 3 (862654284).

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