The Flusenko rest is a compact Y-fork holder for a soldering iron: a metal fork in the shape of a Y, 65 x 42 mm, 2 mm thick. Keep it right beside the board and set the hot iron down between joints without hunting for free space on the desk.
Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Shape | Y-shaped fork |
| Material thickness | 2 mm |
| Length | 65 mm |
| Width | 42 mm |
| Quantity | 1 pcs |
What you get
- Both hands free — the iron rests in the fork while you adjust the board or pick up tweezers.
- A spot right at the joint — 65 x 42 mm fits even between the board and the solder spool.
- Hot tip off the desk — the Y fork holds the iron so it does not roll into the wires.
- Metal beside a heated body — the rest is all metal, with no plastic parts listed.
- Keeps its shape — the material is 2 mm thick.
Who it is for
People who solder regularly on a small desk: hobbyists, students on learning projects and electronics engineers assembling prototypes or repairing boards.
Who it is not for
If you want a kit with a tip-cleaning sponge or an enclosed coil holder, look elsewhere: this is only a metal Y fork with no extra parts.
Use and compatibility
Its job is to hold a soldering iron safely during work and breaks. Scenarios: electronics repair, prototyping, learning. The source does not list compatible iron models.
In the box
Y-shaped metal soldering iron rest, 1 pcs.
Questions and answers
How much space does it take?
The footprint is 65 x 42 mm, so it can sit right beside the board.
What comes in the box?
1 pcs — only the Y-shaped metal rest, no sponge.
Can it handle a hot iron?
It is made of metal, so contact with a heated iron body is what it is built for.
Who should get this rest?
Hobbyists, students and electronics engineers who solder at home or in a workshop.
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