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This instructable will show you how to build my version of the helping hands tool.
Now I must admit that I did not think of this myself exactly. There are a lot of Helping Hands ibles out there. What I did was I took three ibles, and took what I liked out of them and put them all together.
The three ibles that I am talking about are,
Improved GorillaPod Helping Hands Tool
Third Hand++
Illuminated Helping Hands
For the first link I liked how a GorillaPod was used for the arms, The second I liked how there was three hands, and the third I liked that there is a LED to light up what you are trying to solder.
Now I must admit that I did not think of this myself exactly. There are a lot of Helping Hands ibles out there. What I did was I took three ibles, and took what I liked out of them and put them all together.
The three ibles that I am talking about are,
Improved GorillaPod Helping Hands Tool
Third Hand++
Illuminated Helping Hands
For the first link I liked how a GorillaPod was used for the arms, The second I liked how there was three hands, and the third I liked that there is a LED to light up what you are trying to solder.
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Signing UpStep 1Parts and tools
The parts and tools you will need are as follows.
Parts.
Block of wood (for the stand)
GorillaPod or a cheaper brand
3 alligator clips
2 bright white LEDs
Wire
100 ohm resistors
2.1mm power jack
USB to 2.1mm power plug
Epoxy and hot glue
Tools
Dremel
Parts.
Block of wood (for the stand)
GorillaPod or a cheaper brand
3 alligator clips
2 bright white LEDs
Wire
100 ohm resistors
2.1mm power jack
USB to 2.1mm power plug
Epoxy and hot glue
Tools
Dremel
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