Mastercraft
Mastercraft Butane Soldering Iron
#058-0001-2
$32.99
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Product Details
Butane Soldering Iron features a slim design for easy comfort and handling
Quick exchange to move from open flame torch to soldering tip, or hot blow tip
Self lighting
Designed with a refillable tank
Built-in stand allows you to place it down safely
Ideal for electronic soldering, shrink tube work, or other hobby projects
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- This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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1 out of 5 stars.
does not get hot enough to solder
3 years ago
works ok at best as a torch, but does not work at all as a soldering gun
No, I do not recommend this product.
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1 out of 5 stars.
Garbage, works only long enough to reach first refill
6 years ago
Admittedly, I bought my first one a long while back. However the first had to replaced same day as it wouldn't work. The second one lasted me few uses over a long period of time but now doesn't ignite. Being near empty, I tried filling it for the first time but it didn't help. Also, the plastic nut that holds the metal tip is a poor fit and has been constantly coming off since I bought it.
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4 out of 5 stars.
works as it should
9 years ago
i'm not sure what product some of the other reviewers here are talking about, because it cannot be the same butane soldering iron that I have and is shown in the picture above.
you do not need to light it with an external flame and it is as easy to light as a bic lighter.
it heats up to melt solder in about 30seconds and it will solder 12 gauge wire no problem.
I have carried one in my tool bag for emergencies for years and this is the 2nd one I bought. (the other one was dropped and the ceramic coil inside broke)
for soldering wires, electronics and heat shrinking on the go.. it's hard to beat!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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3 out of 5 stars.
Trying to light it up bu feel no pressure
9 years ago
I used the torch (and refueled) three-four times, but now it just won't start. As I am pushing on the ignition trigger, I hear less and less that "Fsshhhhhh..." noise such as while using a regular propane camping bottle and a torch nozzle. I tried refueling twice but it's full and I all I do is wasting butane.
Did I missed something in the instructions?
Yes, I recommend this product.
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1 out of 5 stars.
fer a souder
12 years ago
moi aussi servi seulement une fois et trop tard guarantie expirée
Translate with GoogleNo, I do not recommend this product.
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Q: Butane Micro Torch...how do you change the tip I purchased the butane micro torch with the quick change tip and I cannot figure out how to change the tips.
14 years ago3 Answers
A: The iron sleeve simply screws onto and over the torch end. To switch from iron tip to cutting tip, simply unscrew the tip only. NOTE: BTW, I found it very hard to unscrew the iron tip the first time around. I had to use rubber gloves and pliers to loosen it doing minor damage to my iron tip. It was extremely tight. But I mainly use this as a torch since I have a professional soldering station so I do not necessarily need the iron / cutting bit.
13 years agoHelpful?
Q: how do I light this iron?
16 years ago2 Answers
A: Just light it up using an open flame such as a lighter. It has no internal ignitor.
13 years agoHelpful?
Q: Ect-ce que vous vendez un embout pour souder de rechange? Jai perdu mon embout et je voudrai en acheter un autre sans acheter le fer au complet
10 years ago1 Answer
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A: Malheureusement, nous ne possédons pas les embouts dont vous avez besoin, et nos magasins ne sommes pas en mesure de placé une commande spéciale pour les embouts. Nous sommes désolés de l’inconvénient que ceci peut vous causer.
10 years agoHelpful?
Q: I know you dont sell the tips individually so where can i get tips for this iron
10 years ago1 Answer
A: Unfortunately we do not have the tips you require, nor can our stores order special tips. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.
10 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is there replacement tips ?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: We do not sell the replacement tips individually for this soldering iron,
12 years agoHelpful?
Q: What is the difference between this this torch and the mastercraft butane torch kit? I ask because I want to know if both use the same body (torch body). So is the only difference between the two because of the extra 2 solder bits like the polyfoam?
14 years ago1 Answer
A: Both the 58-0001 and the 58-0029 Butane Kits contain the same Torch, but the 58-0029 kit also comes with · a Polyfoam Cutter tip, · Rope Cutter tip · Solder tip · Torch Flame tip · Hot Blow tip · it also has a Folding Stand with a clean-up Sponge · all packaged in a plastic case.
14 years agoHelpful?
