The Solder Monster’s long arms reach into your guitar cavity

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The Solder Monster has escaped from the StewMac workshop!

We created the Solder Monster for our own use in making Golden Age hand-wired pickguards. We needed to hold small parts and large pickguards at any angle while venting away solder fumes.

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$167?? Seems SUPER steep. Looks like I'm building my own!

mikeward
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Yeah for $167 I could hire a assistant to hold the parts for me.. Make your own..

headknocker
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Interesting use of flexible air lines.

toddflowers
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I think a better fume pump idea would be to use a small, efficient, QUIET, aquarium air pump instead of a huge, noisy, totally overkill ShopVac(R)....

Now, you will have to make a tip that creates a vacuum, as aquarium pumps >push< air as opposed to >pulling< air, but vacuum science is actually really quite easy... Just blow the aquarium pump air through an unrestricted channel, and then accompany that channel with the fume removal line, in a sort of Y-pipe design... That ought to create enough negative pressure in the line to start 'sucking up' soldering fumes on the other end... Just like how a vacuum cleaner creates a vacuum! :)

Plus, you'll get a nice quiet humming sound, instead of a rather loud blower motor sound from your

Also, almost $200 seems a bit steep for a box I could build myself with $50 and a trip to Harbor Freight... :S

CeeKayzrz
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Looks amazing! Complete overkill for the hobbyist, but in a large shop I can see it being invaluable.

stringbassist
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Ok i'm definitaly going to build one of these

stocchinet
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What is the red guitar in the background? Thx

Andluth
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At the end of the video all I keep thinking is C H I L L E R theater.

cast
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I don’t know what to think of this. It’s a reach.. it’s a low.. it’s a thing someone who has worked on guitars/amps for years beyond me doesn’t need. Pure consumerism😘

Wicksguitarshopofficial
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Sorry, this is seriously over-priced, even for stewmac. There are great helping hands for $40 on Amazon that have heavy billet bases and the same articulating arms.

MikeScammon
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should've called it the solderoctopus

ORDERSTU
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Coolest device I've seen in a long time. How much?

Jaidezilla
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Incoming "it's not SODDER" comments. Funny how people seem to forget that some words are pronounced differently in different parts of the world.

ViaticalTree
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It's great for a Luthier or someone who solders a lot but not for a regular guitarist or hobbyist. Too expensive and uses up space for someone who solders once in a while

imranatheistformer-muslim
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Damn! A StewMac tool that IS actually worth the money!

remley
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The actual layout of the tool was likely devised by the StewMac 'inventor, ' however the meat of this concept, using hydraulic lines in this manner has been around for a long time, and is not a StewMac invention. Way too steep. Most people make their own. It's easy.

MarioinRmd
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It's invented by Chinese, marked up by you.

tabaks
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I like Stewmac but for me after 41 years of working in a music store as an electronics repair tech, I can say that this would probably be one of those things that would get used one time and then it would be put on a shelf and forgotten about. A good tech would find that it took more time in setting this thing up than it would to just solder the wires on. Having said this I give it a thumbs down.

neutrodyne
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Incoming comments from people that only use dollar store tools. .

Snowy