Who makes the MINIWARE TS101 USB Soldering Iron?

The MINIWARE TS101 USB Soldering Iron is made by MINIWARE. BooLabz lists it in the Maker Tools & Fabrication collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.

What should a beginner soldering setup include?

A temperature-controlled iron, a stand with a tip cleaner, flux-core solder, tweezers, a heat-resistant work mat, and ventilation. USB-C PD irons are popular because one charger can power the iron, a laptop, and a phone.

Why does 3D-printer filament need drying?

Most filaments absorb moisture from the air; wet filament pops and strings while printing and produces weaker parts. A filament dryer or a sealed box with desiccant keeps spools printable.

MINIWARE TS101 USB Soldering Iron

For electronics makers who prefer a compact USB-powered soldering iron.

By MINIWARESKU BLZ-111

$95.99

MINIWARE TS101 USB Soldering Iron is part of the BooLabz Maker Tools & Fabrication collection: the soldering irons, 3D-printing supplies, printers, and precision tools behind every build.

Why we shortlisted it

For electronics makers who prefer a compact USB-powered soldering iron.

Listed as

TS101 Mini USB Electric Soldering Iron Adjustable Temperature Portable Digital Solder Station B2 Tip 65W TS100 Upgrade

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Who makes the MINIWARE TS101 USB Soldering Iron?: The MINIWARE TS101 USB Soldering Iron is made by MINIWARE. BooLabz lists it in the Maker Tools & Fabrication collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.
What should a beginner soldering setup include?: A temperature-controlled iron, a stand with a tip cleaner, flux-core solder, tweezers, a heat-resistant work mat, and ventilation. USB-C PD irons are popular because one charger can power the iron, a laptop, and a phone.
Why does 3D-printer filament need drying?: Most filaments absorb moisture from the air; wet filament pops and strings while printing and produces weaker parts. A filament dryer or a sealed box with desiccant keeps spools printable.