Upgrading My Electronics Workbench: Tools I Actually Use Every Day @element14presents
Upgrading My Electronics Workbench: Tools I Actually Use Every Day  @element14presents
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this episode, Clem walks through his new electronics workbench and explains why he chose each part of the setup, from the adjustable desk and fume extraction to power supplies, soldering, rework, and test equipment. We sent Multicomp Pro tools, selected by Clem for his upgrade. He shares what worked, what didn’t, and how real-world use shaped his decisions, with plenty of practical detail for makers and engineers planning their own bench upgrade: bit.ly/49L0u5Z

Disclosure: These Tools were provided by Multicomp Pro, a brand owned by Newark and Farnell (The team and company behind element14 Presents) all the of kit were selected by Clem and sent to him from our own warehouse. We have chosen to tick the Sponsored Content / Paid content flag for transparency.

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[01:22]-New Tools
[02:35]-Power Supply
[04:01]-De-soldering iron
[06:26]-A Load of hot air
[11:16]-Multimeter [
13:59]-Waveform Generator
[15:42]-Handheld
[18:12]-Oscilloscopes
[20:13]-Wrap Up


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