Long soldering arms

Check V2 which might be shorter but offer similar bend angles (and tend to stay in socket better) - https://makerworld.com/en/models/1977123-soldering-arms-v2 Variation of the regular soldering arms, but these have long necks and allow movement with 90 degrees of freedom. This model still has some kinks - it's easy to snap them during insertion, they tend to loose the grip much sooner than regular joints.(But afterwards it can make fun articulated fidgety spinnery chain or a cat toy…) Updates:Added STLs files for the default set and variants Included STLs files - sorry, I didn't know 3MF can cause issues for some slicers. sadly the modifers (fuzzy skin, varied walls loops and infill) can't be configured in STLs. Assembly can be tricky, rather than pushing the head into the socket, start by lying the head on its side, and “roll” it in while pushing down to the socket. This way head should pop right into the socket, without braking its neck. Still it might require some practi