Alan! Neat! I like this arm you have! I also have an articulating monster B & L arm and it is amazing.... but it takes up space on the desk with a monster base. Ed# In a message dated 1/14/2017 10:58:57 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, alan at alanlee.org writes: I have high 5 figures invested into a home soldering lab. I use a digital video scope now, however for 5-6 years before that, I used this scope nearly every day for mostly 0402/.5 mm pitch soldering and repair: http://www.amscope.com/3-5x-90x-simul-focal-articulating-zoom-stereo-microsc ope-with-3mp-digital-camera.html?gclid=CI6Dxb_D4sECFc1Z7AodUx8AiQ [1] Along with these eye pieces: http://www.amscope.com/pair-of-super-widefield-20x-microscope-eyepieces-30mm .html?gclid=CNr-3bXD4sECFQ0Q7AodzjsAeQ [2] The combination with swing arm allows me to move the scope anywhere on my work bench and gives a use-able work height of up to 18 inches underneath. I highly recommend it. -Alan P.S. Disregard the camera. I thought it would be useful when I bought it, but never once used it. On 2017-01-13 06:02, Alexandre Souza wrote: Links: ------ [1] http://www.amscope.com/3-5x-90x-simul-focal-articulating-zoom-stereo-microsc ope-with-3mp-digital-camera.html?gclid=CI6Dxb_D4sECFc1Z7AodUx8AiQ [2] http://www.amscope.com/pair-of-super-widefield-20x-microscope-eyepieces-30mm .html?gclid=CNr-3bXD4sECFQ0Q7AodzjsAeQ