Some time ago, I bought a Weller W-TCP-K military surplus soldering kit from Fair Radio.
It was a bit of a disapointment because most of the tips are 600°F. That’s fine for printed circuit boards, but I find the 700°F tips work better for point-to-point wiring in old radios and test equipment. I usually just stick to my W-TCP soldering station.s
It does have a nice selection of desoldering tips.
The flat-pack and DIP desoldering tips look useful, although I haven’t tried them yet. I don’t do much work on PC boards with DIPs.
The second tip on the left is a wire stripper. There is a V-shaped notch in the metal tab at the end of the tip. I gather that a heated stripper is just the thing for teflon-insulated wires.
I have used the desoldering bulb a few times. It seems to work OK, but I still prefer my Edsyn Soldapult.