I ordered the TS-D24 and... https://smile.amazon.com/Noah-Premium-Soldering-Holder-Cleaner/dp/B09CT8XT9B

Is that what you are talking about for the tip cleaner & knife edge?

Also join Pinecil chat, there is a bunch of information on Pinecil Wiki as well as a section with guides.

https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Pinecil

Try to get a USB-C charger PD20V 3amp 65W. List of recommended Power Supplies also in Pinecil Wiki as well as link to Pinecil Community Chat (discord/telegram/matrix).

recommend getting a thumb screw for the Tip holder too. links to several thumb screws in Wiki as well (stock screw is tiny screw, tends to strip/break, bunch of us replaced with a thumb screw). the best $2 that I ever spent on Pinecil.

For beginners, you might want to grab a TS-D24 tip too. many places sell them. "Mr SolderFix" videos are very good, but a bunch of good guides listed in the Wiki too. my favorite 2 tips are BC2 hoof tip and the D-24 wedge.

• no clean flux in syringe or Pen style (amazon)
• syringe and /or Pen style Flux (include copper braid too)
• solder (no-lead is safer better for environment & people, I recommend Weller no-lead from Amazon) always get a Flux or Rosin Core solder.
• if you prefer leaded which is easier to use, and doesn't require as high of temperature, then get 63/37 type (avoid aliexpress for solder and flux, much bad solder and flux there but they have some other good tools/accesories for solderin). get a 63-37 flux core solder with good reviews on Amazon.
• Tweezer set: (good beginner set) https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07W2X4KS6
• low cost but heavy duty soldering stand: https://smile.amazon.com/Noah-Premium-Soldering-Holder-Cleaner/dp/B09CT8XT9B (make sure to push the cup under the gray metal to hold it in place and don't sit it on top).

If soldering yourself, don't forget to use leaded solder (63/37 preferred) and good flux. If you don't yet have an iron, my favorite is the Pinecil, it performs wayyy above it's price point, and can run off of a USB-C laptop charger/Nintendo Switch charger/etc. Oh yeah, and make sure to have a tip cleaner on hand, an oxidized tip is a huuuge pain. May as well pick up one that doubles as an iron holder.