This week on Maker Update: snap-on goggles for your electric hair, an easy to make wall plotter, big dragons, and better eyes.

This week on Maker Update: a Pi clicker, a credit card-sized cyberdeck, losing all your marbles and a better tape measure.

This week on Maker Update: top shelf industrial design, a series of tubes, solder paste ejectors, and quantity over quality.

This week on Maker Update: A battery powered fume extractor, robots made of spiders, hacking a cyberpunk e-bike, and the largest collection of armorer’s tools in the world.

This week on Maker Update, a AI laser targeting system for dog poop, watching YouTube on an antique, a spooky phone, and a portable soldering station.

This week on Maker Update, a split-flap clock for one-eyed jacks, a rotisserie for your car, Jimmy Diresta’s return to television, puzzle boxes, sugar printers, and a leg-mounted dual-shock for accessible gaming.

This week on Maker Update, a dress with a pulse, a portable soldering station, LED art, modding industrial sewing machines, and 3D printable inventions.

This week on Maker Update: a boat that won’t stop, rebuilding the future, cataclysmic dioramas, DIN rails, rotary encoders and nimble squirrels.

This week on Maker Update, portable Skeeball, the return of Blimpduino, a reanimated zombie hand, a Raspberry Pi robot with expanding wheels, toy cars for the apocalypse, superglues compared, a balloon engine for Lego, and a $250 resin printer.

We’re going to take a quick look at three very different options in portable soldering irons. The point here is really just to give you a demo of each on the same table and you can draw your own conclusions on what might work best for you.