This is an enclosure for a battery operated Hakko 907 .
It started from the video from TechBuilder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd2W-boIRPo
I wanted to use my Dewalt 18V battery as the power source and a friend wanted one for a Makita Battery.
Dewalt = I used bare flat electrical terminals and they were long enough and after filled the cavity with hot glue to stabilize the terminals. To attache the top lid, I recommend warming the screws with a lighter and screwing them in will recess them.
I modified "J4nk13L Marcin Janiak" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390437 design to fit on the lid
Makita = For the terminals I used nickle strip bent over it self twice creating 4 layers thick the appropriate length and after soldering the power wire the cavity was hot glued. I you find the strips not sturdy enough, soldering the edges would stiffen them further.
I also included the original STL's from TechBuilder
| Hakko_Station_Cover.STL | 93.4KB | |
| Soldering-Lid-Makita.stl | 204.2KB | |
| Soldering-LidBase-Dewalt.stl | 390.0KB | |
| Soldering-LidTop-Dewalt-V2.stl | 482.2KB | |
| Soldering_Station_Enclosure.STL | 117.8KB | |
| Soldering_Station_Knob.STL | 27.7KB |
