a debug 3d models

During a work meeting, a colleague who lacked understanding of certain software basics referred to "a debug" as if it were a physical item and wondered if we could send one to a customer. Seizing the chance for some humor, I created an actual "d-bug"...

... Pico Debug'n'Dump at https://stacksmashing.gumroad.com/l/picodnd . (You'll also need a Raspberry Pi Pico and a Display if you want it to look like mine.) The board is just held in by friction, it's easy to remove but doesn't fall out on it's own.

A debug jig for the PineTIme dev kit and pogo pin debugger. ... This is designed to be a friction fit for the pogo pin tool that you can purchase from Pine64 Notable changes from the base design are as follows; A channel for the pogo pin tool to follow...

Slip a "debug shoe" over the LtC board, insert some wires, and get the same benefits of a test jig without needing to build one yourself or carry it around. Printer Brand: Formlabs Printer: Formlabs Form 2 Resolution: The lowest possible...

Macintosh SE + SE/30: Hack Your Way to a Custom Debug Button and Programmers Key. ...If You're Missing One, We've Got a DIY Solution for You.

I couldn't be bothered memorising the IntelliJ debugging shortcuts, so I designed keys for my most commonly used shortcuts. - Drop Frame - Resume - Evaluate - Step Into - Step Over - Step Out Designed for the [Sayobot 6K macro...

The Clever Code Coder - Take a closer look at what's not working, and suddenly everything falls into place!

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This part is a custom side panel that allows you to easily connect and disconnect the cable when you add a debug port to the KORG synthesizer NTS-1. https://www.korg.com/us/products/dj/nts_1/ Individual parts are located at: ...

A 3D printed case based on the one the PicoSystem ships in that has easy access to the debugging pins so that you can step through your C/C++ code with a debugger (like the picoprobe!)

Debug connectors clip for Arduino Nano boards. ... No soldering, just print and assemble with six M2 screws and two M2 nuts. You also need six standard servo pins: 3 pieces of doubles or 2 pieces of three-in-a-rows -- works either way.

Debug connectors clip for Arduino Nano boards. ... No soldering, just print and assemble with six M2 screws and two M2 nuts. You also need six standard servo pins: 3 pieces of doubles or 2 pieces of three-in-a-rows -- works either way. ...

Simple 45 degree holder for the widespread 128x64 pixel 4-Pin OLED screens:https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/MisterBotBreak/how-to-use-an-oled-screen-128-per-64-cb6e4dRequired screws and nuts: 4 pieces of M2x8

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This is a work-in-progress idea for having ESP-PROG, most Feather-like ESP-32 boards, and a TFT in a single bundle. This is silly, I know. However, it makes it easy to debug ESP-32 projects involving GUIs and other video display needs. ... Items used:...

PCB-design can be found at : https://github.com/ene9ba/PicoProbeHolder.git

This test has been deployed via [Threedeploy](https://gitlab.com/chrismettal/threedeploy)

Amazon Echo Debug Port Connector Board. ...Pinout accessible via the web. Debugging made easier by utilizing existing Raspberry Pi headers or opting for more common pogo pins.

My design is easily printed in two parts, and requires a few M2 bolts (under $10 for a wide assortment of 250+ pieces), a common spring from a 3D printer's bed (linked below for under 10 cents each), and a bunch of appropriately sized pogo pins...

Debug lamp box :) You need a button and power socket from an AT/ATX power source. You'll also require four M3.6 bolts and some wires. If you're not familiar with connecting the lamp, button, and wires, then this box isn't for you. ... ================ ...

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The primary development space for initial testing of triggers and related functionality within the Dark Zeta Unity project is being established.

I was annoyed by the debugging LED on my MSI Gaming M7 AC mother lighting up my room throughout the night so I made a simple cover for it.

The bottom part of the case is a really tight fit with small tolerances, so you have to push the PCB a little. The top cover snaps onto the bottom part and can be printed using transparent filament so the red LED shines through ... ... I have already...

Here's a simple solution: Design and Print a Fixture First, design a fixture in Freecad and print it using your 3D printer. This will take less than ten minutes on most printers. Modify the Holes Next, use a 0.5mm drill to carefully make all nine...

This is a straightforward, compact chassis designed to house the ST-link interface, which can be utilized with a wide range of ST microcontrollers. Please note that this chassis has a very tight fit, so you'll need to carefully adjust settings and...

PLA is a bit too soft. Print instructionsUnassociated tags: debug probe Category: Tools Summary This is a 3d printed retaining clip for tag connect debug probe. This is because the clip provided by tag connect is expensive. Dimensions is based on...

This OpenSCAD design builds upon my previous protective cap for Tag Connect, accessible on Thingiverse as https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3025584, but with key modifications to optimize its performance as a retaining clip. ... The retaining clip is...