| BITS | Snaffles; small coins; copper ends of soldering irons; pieces fitted into the chucks of drills; or, binary digits (4) |
| DYNAMOS | Devices fitted into the hubs of some bicycle wheels to power lights (7) |
| SNUGLY | Inverted piece fitted into arch comfortably |
| CHUCKS | Chickens, hens or their calls; throws, hence dismissals; clamps holding bits in drills; or, cuts of beef (6) |
| TRANSISTOR | Soldering irons start making electronic device (10) |
| SECULAR | Lay copper end of spool inside special organ (7) |
| MOSAIC | Small pieces fitted together (6) |
| TWOPENCE | Coin's copper core? (8) |
| STUDIO | A fastener with odd iron pieces where an artist works |
| PENNY | A bit, coin, copper or piece whose name pairs with black, bun, dreadful, farthing, pig, royal or whistle to describe a stamp, cep, cheap novel, old ordinary bicycle, money box, mint-scented herb or fl |
| RECIPE | Set of instructions to get new piece fitted to back of door |
| BIT | Snaffle - small piece (3) |
| BIPED | Plot to snaffle small change, so unlike Long John Silver (5) |
| EXERCISE | A workout for body, mind, soul or spirit in the form of drills, keep fit, meditation, a musical etude, a school task, training or worship (8) |
| CLUB | Fight - - -, 1999 film adaptation of the Chuck Palahniuk novel of the same name (4) |
| MACHINERY | The 1937 edition of the workshop manual ____’s Handbook has sections on soldering and brazing, riveting and boring bars |
| PARADEGROUND | A Republican, possibly aged Republican, located in prison site of drills? (6,6) |
| DOESTUESDAYWELD | Answer: "Yes, she's a whiz with a soldering iron" |
| FLUX | Substance used with soldering iron |
| ITHEEWELD | "With this soldering iron, ___" |
