Description
STEM PROJECT! Solder your own badge available in 4 different super cool colours!
Day of the Geek style STEM Education Badge Kit perfect for Christmas stocking, Birthdays, Haloween or just because! Entry level fisrt step project for a complete beginner.
Looking for a STEM project ideas? Look no further with our learn to solder kit!
Learning to solder is an important skill for any budding engineer, hence we have created a range of practical STEM education soldering product's to make this a fun learning experience. Because this is such a vital skill we have also created the Soldering for Beginners course within our blog.
Our Day of the Geek range is one of our most popular STEM education products, aimed at getting people of all ages to pick up soldering irons and making. The inspiration for our Geeky Day of the Geek soldering badge kit came from Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead.
We've taken the Day of the Dead motif, then given it our full geek flavour for a fun and educational STEM/STEAM experience, but our favourite part of the design is the Ohms Law Nose.
This simple kit will take approximately 5 to 15 minutes to assemble with only basic soldering skills and equipment. We've designed these kits so that anyone aged 5 and upwards can build them, although young people should always be supervised when using Soldering Irons. Because these can be or at least should be very HOT!!!
Included:
- 1 Skull PCB
- 2 Red LEDs
- 1 CR2032 Battery holder
- 1 Pin back
Tools Required:
- CR2032 Battery
- Soldering Iron
- Solder
- Pliers
- Flush cutters
- Eye protection, because when you cut the leads, they can ping off at quite a velocity!
Documents:
Our guide can be found on our website by following the Q code link on your packaging, or via this link to our build tutorial How to assemble.
Additional Information
Brand: |
Hot Solder |
Part Number: |
PPKIT4010 |
SKU: |
PPKIT4010 |
Barcode: |
5055421085018 |
1 Review
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Title of review 40499
A very clever design. The pattern on the PCB shows little components like ICs and even has a reference to ohms law in the middle. My 10 year old son has lots of fun making it, and although it doesn't have an on/off switch the battery seemed to last forever!