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Omnifixo
Sweden
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2020
The Omnifixo company is a Swedish "one man show" the products are created, manufactured and sold by me, a lifelong maker and inventor with some patents and products "in the bag".
The Omnifixo product was born out of frustration with current offerings and was originally only made for use in my home "makerspace". Then I tested the product with some friends and colleagues and realized that maybe there are more makers in need of a better third hand.
//Johann
The Omnifixo product was born out of frustration with current offerings and was originally only made for use in my home "makerspace". Then I tested the product with some friends and colleagues and realized that maybe there are more makers in need of a better third hand.
//Johann
Some soldering examples, long - Makers Third Hand by Omnifixo
Third hand for soldering, model painting, gluing or just keep a project in order while testing.
More product descriptions in my shop : www.omnifixo.com
//Johann
Features summary:
1 - Parallel jaws for a stable grip
2 - Large jaw opening
3 - Precision ball joints, no joint "kickback"
4 - No bite marks or scratching
5 - Low working height for great ergonomics
6 - Extra low mode useful for microscopy or SMD
7 - Pin holder, cable connector
8 - 90° lean back position for supporting heavy parts
9 - Conductive clip (connector for crimp connector)
10 - GRND/Power feed through base to one clip
11 - Stacking of magnets and clips
More product descriptions in my shop : www.omnifixo.com
//Johann
Features summary:
1 - Parallel jaws for a stable grip
2 - Large jaw opening
3 - Precision ball joints, no joint "kickback"
4 - No bite marks or scratching
5 - Low working height for great ergonomics
6 - Extra low mode useful for microscopy or SMD
7 - Pin holder, cable connector
8 - 90° lean back position for supporting heavy parts
9 - Conductive clip (connector for crimp connector)
10 - GRND/Power feed through base to one clip
11 - Stacking of magnets and clips
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01 Basics - Makers Third Hand by Omnifixo
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Third hand for soldering, model painting, gluing or just keep a project in order while testing. More product descriptions, www.omnifixo.com Features summary: 1 - Parallel jaws for a stable grip 2 - Large jaw opening 3 - Precision ball joints, no joint "kickback" 4 - No bite marks or scratching 5 - Low working height for great ergonomics 6 - Extra low mode useful for microscopy or SMD 7 - Pin ho...
02 Features - Makers third Hand by Omnifixo
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Third hand for soldering, model painting, gluing or just keep a project in order while testing. More product descriptions, www.omnifixo.com Features summary: 1 - Parallel jaws for a stable grip 2 - Large jaw opening 3 - Precision ball joints, no joint "kickback" 4 - No bite marks or scratching 5 - Low working height for great ergonomics 6 - Extra low mode useful for microscopy or SMD 7 - Pin ho...
03 More features - Makers Third Hand by Omnifixo
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Third hand for soldering, model painting, gluing or just keep a project in order while testing. More product descriptions, www.omnifixo.com Features summary: 1 - Parallel jaws for a stable grip 2 - Large jaw opening 3 - Precision ball joints, no joint "kickback" 4 - No bite marks or scratching 5 - Low working height for great ergonomics 6 - Extra low mode useful for microscopy or SMD 7 - Pin ho...
70 euros for a metal plate and 4 clamp wtf
You also forgot to magnetize them to the refrigerator..
😮 you can stack them 🤯🤯
I ordered mine today, m4.4
There is a new version "OF -M4.4". Is this just a new batch (4 -> 2024), or do you change something?
Great question, the majority of changes are tweeks to have even more stable production, some smaller adjustments on materials and deburring process. Actually I don't think anyone will notice these changes but it feels good for the perfectionist in me ;-). The larger adjustment is on packaging with a new "global" packaging that now also includes a new super slim "field box" that provides better protection in shipping and a nice way to store the product. I will release the box design on Thingiverse, but there are so many good variants available already…
What fume extractor do you use?
Beautifully made product Johann! Question, which desoldering pump you’re using?
THANKS! I'm using the "Engineer SS-02 Solder sucker".
Just got mine. Awesome tool. The guy was easy to communicate with and it arrived quickly. I bought two. I want my son to get into electronics and having good tools makes it a fun adventure, not a frustrating experience.
Well thought out product, but you didn't *actually* solder anything, nor run the motor, nor do anything to the PCB while it was in the jaws. This begs the question how does it cope with the heat of soldering and the forces from the motor, and how stable are the clips when probing or soldering? This ought to have been a functional demonstration instead of a superficial look-over.
Hello, that's great suggestions, I will do a longer more thorough version! Thanks //Johann
Hope it will be available for shipping in other country as well. If not, I'm just going to use a forwarder. Btw, what is the bench psu are you using?
Hello, I'm shipping to many countries but not to all, yet. You can always e-mail me for special requests ;-) PSU in the clip is the MDP-P906 from MiniWare
Just arrived! Excellent work. This is one of the best tool which I purchased during last years! Thank You!
Thanks a lot Petr I really appreciate your kind feedback, happy making ! //Johann
I’ve wanted this thing since fall of last year. Preordered in January and still eagerly waiting for fulfillment.
Looks like the joint at 0:22 is a little cold mate! Super stoked for my omnifixo to arrive!
Just got my Omnifixo for Christmas! Looking forward to trying it out fully but I always found the croc clip helping hands more trouble than they are worth.
If you can afford to buy this expensive tool, you certainly can afford to buy a $30 heat gun. Shrinking heat shrink tubing with a BIC lighter is classless and leaves soot marks.
I will fix that in next video //Johann
I own two good heat guns and always seem to default to the bic lighter. 😂
Classless... listen to daddy warbucks over here
What soldering iron do you use?
Weller WSM 1 - I really recommend it but it is not low cost ~€400 🙂
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Omg, Soo cool 😄
Maybe a "Marker" would be great on the Magnets, so you van be sure that you don't apply voltage to a clamp that's not supposed to get voltage
Is Ground only "active" on the round field on the metal plate ?!
I think so yea.
Yes of course. Otherwise the clamp that gets power would short out. It seems obvious that the little ring on the top left is where the clamp needs to be.
no, the clips aren't conductive from the magnet. you have to flip the yellow magnet around as well for it to make contact with the board, further, you have to remove the sleeves from the clips.@@c0mputer
Great idea! Why is there no link in the description?
Thanks! And great that you point out that I should put in a link! //Johann