SNAP ON SOLDER COMPARISON
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- QUICK SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON ON THE OLDER SNAP ON SOLDERING IRON PN/ YAKS32A AND THE NEW SNAP ON SOLDERING IRON PN/ YAKS42. BOTH BUTANE POWERED.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE WHAT YOU GUYS THINK OF A NEW VIDEO IDEA IN THE MAKING FOR THE CHANNEL CALLED NEW VS OLD.
ITS WHERE I COMPARE OLDER TOOLS OF ALL BRANDS TO THE NEWER ONES.
THAT WAY WE GET AN IDEA OF HOW THESE TOOLS HAVE EVOLVED OVER TIME.
LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU GUYS THINK.
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Wanted your guys opinion on a new videos idea for the channel. It's were I compare new snap on and other tool brands to the older tools of the same. Video series will be called New versus Old. That way we can see how these tools have evolved over time.
JRC54 love the idea. Cool to see the differences and what has changed and what the improvements are.
I like a play on words, something catchy... like "now and older" or something. Just my .02
It's a great idea regardless... I haven't seen an idea like this in other channels...
JRC54
Oh yea for sure man.., it’ll be a good one!
I like them both, new and old and antique lol..👍🏼
I like this idea.
I would really like to see some old snap on ratchets compared to modern ratchets.
Cool video. I'm sure a lot of people were wondering how these compared, so..... great choice. TY for doing it.
I am far from a soldering snob.. I'm a Machine Mechanic, and I probably have to solder about 8-12 times a year, however, often times when I do have to solder it's a big job (20+ joints). I understand that cordless soldering irons like this have a place and sometimes can be a life saver, but if I have a choice, it is my electric Hakko every single time. Honestly, the higher end electric soldering irons are so much better there really isn't a comparison. Closer to 2 different tools than 2 different types of the same tool. And, if anybody is new to soldering, a tip I wish I knew when starting is that a pure conical (pointy) tip is one of the worst kinds. The points are too small to hold heat effectively and you wind up having to use the side of your tip which defeats the purpose of using a pointed tip in the first place. Use the smallest true chisel style tip you can find and you will be much further along than struggling with a conical tip to get mediocre results (yes...even for the smallest of soldering joints) And...for Pete's sake, use leaded solder. It requires a significantly lower temperature and the solder moves and responds to the iron infinitely better. OmG it is so much better. I've thought about getting one of these Snap-On soldering irons, but I they are almost identical quality and usability to the Milwaukee 12V. I have used both. If you have any 12V Milwaukee tools and you are torn between these Snap On ones and the Milwaukee I'd choose the Milwaukee.. if you dont have and 12V tools, I'd say they are a toss up. Well, except the price. The Milwaukee is about 1/3 of the cost... Obviously, this is all "my humble opinion", but it is an unbiased, honest one and one based on real world use and experience. Happy soldering.
Thanks for the great video. Guess I will have to upgrade.
I just got my soldering iron Monday and have not had the chance to use it yet but I like that’s it simple and looks nice in the box and I can’t wait to use it.
I bought a Powerprobe brand off the Cornwell truck a few years ago. Very similar to the older SnapOn version. Your right though, they go through butane quickly. Good tool and good vid
i came over to your channel recommended by joel aka snap on tool review. i love your videos and subscribed to your channel. keep up the awesome work!
Thanks, welcome to the channel 👍
I got my Snap On dealer ordering me the new one can't wait to try it thanks for the video is always
You'll love you new soldering iron it works great !!!
I’ve got an older version than your old version! And it still works great. Doesn’t use much butane either.
Thanks good video looks like a nice tool
I ordered an autel scanner today ....had to buy the case separate,....the shit companies come up with to make you spend more
Great video as always, the new iron looks great
I'd like to try the new one..but for what little I have to use one my electric one is just fine for now. I'd like a comparison video series of old vs new. I think that'd be pretty cool.
I'm a little late to the Party, This is the first time seeing the 42,I still use my 32,I had to replace the burner jet a few years ago. I ended up finding a good deal on ebay for replacement parts,a new burner jet and extra tips for $35. Maybe Ill pick one up after my 32 craps out.
Out with the old an in with the new lol. Do a video on your top 5 favorite tool brands? Great Video!👍
Awesome Awesome video as always boss man!!!! Keep it up!! 🔥🔥🔥
The shield in your old kit I believe is used for shrink tub over your your repair when done mine is very similar with power probe use it all the time
Good video comparison
I have the old style and have used the piss out of it. Only thing I dont like about it is the igniter on it. Usually it takes 3-4 times to ignite. My snappy dealer usually late getting new stuff in and I'm usually showing him stuff he don't even know about but I believe I'll upgrade to the new one. Great video
My old snap on guy was like that. So I know what u go thru
@@JRC54 hes a younger kid working under another dealer but he's good just gotta keep him up to date
Go ahead and do a video comparing the old Brick to any other scanner if you have a vehicle that they both can connect too. I haven't had a vehicle requiring a brick yet.
Thanks for sharing. I have a question about replacing parts on the iron. I have the 32. haven used it in awhile. Will not ignite. I can here the gas coming from it. Doesn't seem to change by moving it from high to low. Suggestions on how to fix it.
The electric style solder gun is king
Hey JRC54 I am looking into purchasing YAKS42 myself. I'm working in a heat sensitive area and I just realized that heat deflector is a must have for my job. Does heat deflector that comes with old soldering iron fits YAKS42? It seems no one actually talks about this in review...
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My dealer has both available the older one was surprisingly a higher price 210 vs 175? I believe. I have the snap on torch 300 I use now.
Nice.
You should do a tool giveaway of your old Sauter gun
Nice torch. I like the magnet in the new one. I wonder who makes those for Snap on or if they're made in house. What kinda price on the new one?
I got in in last month hot tools $175 . It is nice
The new one is really cool, but I’ll never buy one, I say that because I just discovered and tested the new Self Solder butt splice connectors. They are pricey, but I don’t do a ton of electrical repairs anyway.
I know the older version is made by another tool company with the Snap On name on it.