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    DIY Weller driver Gallery
    
    I have received many pictures of  DIY Weller stations from
      people that have built them. I've gathered them here to give some
      inspiration, since they show various ingenious ways to make
      enclosure, stand, etc. If you want yours here, drop me an email.
      Address is at bottom of the page.
    
    Bruno's station
    Bruno's station uses 3D printed enclosure.
    
    
    
    The stand is from China, but modified for WMRP.
    
    
    
    Inside the station is Chinese power supply. As a precaution, Bruno
    added a small fan with a temperature sensor, but the power supply
    doesn’t heat up at all, and the system has never been triggered,
    even with heavy use.
    
    
    Terry's station
    
    Terry Glasgow from UK has built a cool looking enclosure for his
    station. He says: 'I used a 50x178x220mm Aluminium Case, for
    the front Panel I cut a piece of smoked Perspex to replace the Metal
    front and printed Rens 3D front panel and stuck it behind the
    Perspex. I also used Aviation Plugs as I have no intention of buying
    genuine Weller addons in the future.'
    
    
    Terry's DIY station on top of a genuine Weller WR2 station.
    
    
    Front panel seen from inside.
    
    
    
     
    Gerald's dual station
    
    
    Weller station by Gerald Molenkamp from Australia. He has done a
    dual output station, which allows to use the pen and tweezers at the
    same time. The enclosure is from some old Hewlett-Packard equipment,
    WMRT holder and handle improvised from random discarded stuff.
    
    Another picture of Gerald's station.
    
    Kevin's station
    
    Kevin Aghaei has built the Weller station in the 0905 enclosure with
    3D-printed front and rear panels. For more pictures and very nice
    and detailed build description, see his blog.
    
    Rens's station
    
    Rens PA3AXA and his friends have built many Weller stations. Here is
    picture of one of his builds. It is using bigger aluminum enclosure
    with 3D-printed front panel.
    Download the front and back panel files from here: Weller_Case_Large.zip
    Note that with 3D-printed front panel, the Weller controller PCB
    doesn't have connection to AC earth. I suggest to connect the Weller
    driver ground to AC protective earth. This helps to build a safe ESD
    environment, and it usually also eliminates noise problems which can
    cause flickering on temperature display.
    
    
    Inside view of the station
    
    A portable battery (Li-Ion) powered Weller soldering station
    
    The tip can also be connected directly to the controller
    Manuel's ATMEGA Weller station
    
    Manuel Scholtz from Germany has ported my Weller driver from PIC to
    ATMEGA16! Above is picture of his build. Below are Eagle 9.1 design
    files, parts list and ATMEGA16 source code available for download.
    Unfortunately I can't provide support if you decide to build this
    version.
    
    weller_driver_v12_atmega.zip      
               
                Eagle 9.1
    .sch and .brd
    part list.xlsx   
               
               
               
               
            Part list
    Weller_driver_ATMEGA_Firmware_V1_01.zip  
    Firmware including source. Updated 30.1.2024 to v1.01, fixes
    operation with tweezers.
    
    Bill's station
    
    
    Bill Watson from United Kingdom was probably one of the first people
    to send me a picture of weller station build. He has used the 0905
    enclosure with milled front panel.
    
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