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Bossnass · 10-17-2004, 02:43 PM

Late last night I saw a couple minute infomercial for Cold Heat soldering irons. I didn't think much about it at the time, but I've been thinking about how handy it would be. From touchable to hot to touchable within seconds. Pretty impressive. Now I don't imagine it wouldn't be able to do anything major, but I still have a corded one (or a butane torch if need be) and the cordless and coolness would be handy for more precise jobs.

Has anyone used one? Do they work near as well as they appear to on tv?

Also, is there a source of them in Canada? I don't mind the $20 US cost (if they are near as cool as the look), but I won't pay the 16.95 USD shipping.

10-17-2004, 02:43 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bossnass Détente Location: AWOL in Edmonton	Cold Heat (nifty 'new' cordless solding iron) Late last night I saw a couple minute infomercial for Cold Heat soldering irons. I didn't think much about it at the time, but I've been thinking about how handy it would be. From touchable to hot to touchable within seconds. Pretty impressive. Now I don't imagine it wouldn't be able to do anything major, but I still have a corded one (or a butane torch if need be) and the cordless and coolness would be handy for more precise jobs. Has anyone used one? Do they work near as well as they appear to on tv? Also, is there a source of them in Canada? I don't mind the $20 US cost (if they are near as cool as the look), but I won't pay the 16.95 USD shipping.