Alright /g/, some of you are gods on this topic, but I just found

>>61875655
Put it up your butt

>>61875920
this, but jump on a bathtub

>>61875655
Take a pic of the tip that is in it.

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>>61876095

>>61876104
Seems to be in pretty good condition.
You can use it to solder shit together, go on youtube and watch channels like GreatScott for some project ideas, or just use it to brand your sex slaves.

You can solder with it. I think.

Smoke with it

dude what

>>61876104
Take a picture in better lighting and don't shake the fucking camera this time.

>>61875655
>That is a 25 watt iron. It's good for most everyday uses. Occasionally you'll see 15 watt irons used for really small devices (eg. SMD soldering) and higher watt irons used either for soldering to larger metal pieces or even for doing other sorts of arts and crafts (leather burning, stained glass mosaics, etc..)
>You don't have to use a holder but there's no harm in getting one.
>Tips depend on the sort of work you're doing, for that 25 watt iron that's probably the tip you'll want to use 95% of the time.
>Learn to care for your tip. Tin it after every use, learn to identify oxide, buy some wet sponges (dirt cheap).
>Learn to solder, learn about cold solder joints and how to avoid them, learn how to use flux, and tinning your connections.
>Learn about different types of solder (different chemical compositions have different melting points and softness as well as toxicity).
>Solder in a well ventilated room whenever possible (those fumes aren't super bad for you but they can be if you expose yourself to them a lot).

A lot of the things you can buy for it (solder, sponges, flux, etc...) are all pretty cheap. An iron of that calibre is also fairly cheap (doesn't mean it's bad but also doesn't mean you should cry too much if you ruin it). Your major concern should mostly be finding something to do with it. If you don't have any projects (even cables/connections to fix) that you can think of then it's pretty much useless for you.

Protip: If you've got some money and creativity you can do some cool LED light stuff.

>found
You have to give it back.

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>>61875655
Build multirotors.

>>61877434
>not holding it lower so you can get a more accurate drawing

sad

>>61875920
fpbp

>>61877434
Doesn't this need to be a higher wattage than what OP has?

>>61875655
25W @_@
What do you want to solder? 0,5~1mm wires?

60~75W soldering irons are beginning of usable ones

>>61875655
You need to hold it by the metal for great accuracy
Like they do in stock photos