Damn, how I wish we stocked slightly smaller, more affordable syringes of solder paste. Oh the many ways we'd be frollicking naked.

Sweet. Sassy. MOLLASY! We do stock the aforementioned product!

Now available: 22 grams of High Quality, No-Clean, NC559ASM Sn63/Pb37 solder paste by AMTECH, packed in 5CC Terumo luer-lock syringes right here in Sydney.

How much you ask? Try $4.95 per syringe, with even lower prices for bulk purchases.

That's right,  bitches  other vendors. We've bulk-purchased a large amount of quality AMTECH solder paste and stuffed it into syringes ourselves; Take that, no-name 50g tub-o-lard in a similar price-range! (Also: screw you, Ron)

Check out our AMTECH product page for purchasing options

We've finally caved due to overwhelming request; a new (revised) laminator modification article has been posted: PCB Superfuser using a Lowell 280 laminator

We've purchased over $1000 worth of laminators for trial this year (every GBC Creative, Lowell, DSE and KMart variant), the cheapest model came out on-top!

Click the image above to view, or check out our Articles Page for more

We now carry 30KV / 20AWG silicone-insulated high voltage / high tension wire for your Tesla experiments!

A few metres was required a recent project involving coupling transformers; It appears as though there are no Aussie suppliers selling it Jaycar-style (by the metre)

So, to cut a long story short, we had a shitload of cable custom manufactured for you by our friends in Shenzhen, check out the product page for detailed information :-)

New products have been added to the inventory - We have new tweezers in six styles, squeeze bottles, luer-lok caps, valves and fiberglass-insulated nichrome wire in-stock!

Check out our new Latest Additions menu on the left for the latest product updates

We're now distributors of ChipQuik Inc's fantastic line of Lead-Free SMD reworking supplies. Their SMD removal alloys are simply indispensable when performing on-site repair work; no need to lug around expensive reworking equipement!

For those of you that aren't familiar with ChipQuik, they manufacture patented alloys and fluxes capable of reducing the melting point of tin-based solder to a mere 60C. This allows you to remove SMD and through-hole components from a circuitboard with very little heat, minimising the risk of heat-related damage and component stresses.

Still confused or un-convinced? Check out our ChipQuik Tutorial!

We've finally managed to get a new batch of two hundred XF-66-9 micro-torches imported from Asia and re-stocked.

While the design appears to have been revised slightly, they still feature the same piezo ignition mechanism, flame and gas locks, as well as a detatchable base for hands-free operation (we recommend restricting this feature to 90-second bursts)

Running time per refill is at least 45 minutes (tested by us), an absolute steal at $3.75!