Transparent case for the Pinecil v2
Product number:
blink238042
Product information "Transparent case for the Pinecil v2"
The perfect accessory for you and your Pinecil soldering iron: A transparent case for your Pinecil.
Show what the Pinecil made of! (phun intended).
The case fits the Pinecil v2 and requires two screwdrivers. The case and the matching buttons are supplied. Of course, the necessary screws and a spare contact are also included.
You want a different colour? Why not simply paint the case from the inside or outside?
| Target group: | Children, Grownup, Nerd |
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