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Antex irons don't seem to get enough love in my opinion. They are (at least partially, I think) made in the UK and I've always preferred them as the handle/body
by spongeb00b 6y ago
Antex irons don't seem to get enough love in my opinion. They are (at least partially, I think) made in the UK and I've always preferred them as the handle/body is much thinner than many of the other available irons which I find a lot easier to use.
- dogma1138 6y agoAntex have switched their production to China a while back, including their precision and soldering stations line. They are cheap but with the exception of a few product aren't that good of a value for money for what you get. Their soldering stations are rather anemic and getting bits is rather hard (they also have a very limited line of bits to begin with). Their gas powered portable soldering irons are quite good they don't overheat, have decent control and are well built but their electric ones are simply a miss these days.