Soldering iron and wood pyrography kit LUND 11 pieces model 78890

The LUND soldering iron and wood pyrography kit 11 pieces model 78890 provides a single handheld heated tool designed for both electronics soldering and decorative woodburning (pyrography). The kit includes a compact pen-style iron with interchangeable tips that allow switching between soldering work and woodburning tasks. It is intended for hobbyists and light repair jobs where a versatile, easy-to-handle tool is required.

Advantages

This combined soldering iron and pyrography kit offers dual functionality in one tool, reducing the need for separate devices. Interchangeable tips make it simple to adapt the tool for different tasks, and the included accessories cover basic soldering and woodburning needs. The pen-style design provides a comfortable grip for precision work, while the compact form factor supports easy storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Basic electronics assembly and repair of small components
• Hobby craft and decorative woodburning projects
• Model making and small DIY tasks requiring precise heat application
• Light maintenance work on household electronics

Key specifications

• Tool type: handheld soldering iron with pyrography capability
• Number of pieces: 11 (includes iron and multiple tips/accessories)
• Tip types: interchangeability for soldering points and woodburning tips
• Power form factor: compact, pen-style heated tool suitable for precision work
• Primary materials worked on: electronic components and wood surfaces

How to use

Attach the appropriate tip for the task—soldering tip for electronic joints or a woodburning tip for pyrography. Allow the tool to reach operating temperature before beginning work. For soldering, clean component leads and pads, apply solder to the heated joint, and remove heat once the solder flows smoothly. For woodburning, test on a scrap piece of wood to adjust the pressure and speed for the desired burn darkness and line width. Change tips only when the tool is cooled or following manufacturer cooling procedures to avoid burns.

Usage recommendations

Use in a well-ventilated area and on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Wear appropriate eye protection and, when soldering, avoid inhaling fumes; use lead-free solder where possible. Keep tips clean and tinned for longer life, and store the kit with tips protected to prevent damage.