breadboard power rails 3d models

The Human factor is a crucial element in many areas of life. Humans are known to possess unique characteristics that set them apart from other living beings. Their ability to think, learn, and adapt quickly makes them an essential part of our daily...

This board supports the following: - up to 2 medium-sized breadboards - 3 potentiometers (small or standard sized) - 2 1/4" input jacks - 1 DC power jack - 1 5mm LED (either hot-glued in or with a holder) - 1 slide switch (for a random one I had...

One setup enables you to enclose your microcontroller board within a protective casing while maintaining accessibility to headers, USB connectors, and power inputs. The second configuration features a detachable base that allows for easy attachment...

To assemble this adapter, you will need 3D printed parts, a 400-point solderless breadboard, 16 spring pogo pins (1mm diameter, 16mm long), two 8-way single-in-line jumper posts, two M3 30mm countersunk screws and nuts, and an optional 220uF SMD...

Humans utilize clips specifically designed for securing a standard 830-point or 400-point breadboard firmly in position. ...To achieve this, use #8 or #6 screws that effectively clamp the breadboard down, keeping it stable and secure.

Enables both uno board and breadboard to be fixed next to each other Allows easier access when connecting wires and components between each Supports all brand uno boards: Arduino, Elegoo, etc Breadboard shown: 830 tie points.

ESP32 controller have a wide pinout, which doesn't fit into standard breadboards. Here, a small 30 pin breadboard has been cut into 2 parts. ...To hold them in the right distance together, this holder has been designed.

A portable carrying device designed specifically for Arduino boards and breadboards, facilitating effortless removal of components at any desired moment.

Simple design for a workstation that fits an arduino uno with a large breadboard. ...press fits...no adhesive needed.

Since I use this LCD most often in my projects, I made this custom breadboard holder to save my time.

Designing a custom Arduino and breadboard holder is underway, focusing on prototyping with an Arduino board and a breadboard. After growing tired of my Arduino and breadboard constantly shifting around on my work surface, I decided it was time for a...

Tighter grip on the breadboard is a must along with added support from extra boards to ensure stability.

Attaching this component to your breadboard ensures seamless integration with an Arduino, simplifying prototype construction by preventing loose wiring issues.

Mount / case for small breadboard 34 x 46 mm Two versions with mounting tabs in different orientations.

I rewired the Wemos holder to function like a custom breadboard module because I required an adapter with exposed pins.

Several compact trays are designed specifically for organizing and storing hookup wires and other small components on a breadboard.

Here's a breadboard for the nifty little ATtiny85 board, As you're probably aware you can't use a regular breadboard because of the way the pins are arranged. ... You need to cannibalize a regular breadboard for the pin strips.

Just dove into the Arduino universe...\n\nThis holder keeps the Arduino Uno and a Small breadboard firmly connected, preventing loose wires when not in use!\n\nThe breadboard is secured to the back side with its sticker, leaving room for additional...

Breadboard split holder90x115x11mmFaced with the challenge of the ESP32's large size dominating my breadboard space, I designed a "breadboard split holder" to divide the microcontroller into two sections. This solution optimizes space, organizes...

Introducing the EggBot Arduino/Breadboard Holder, an innovative and convenient tool for all your electronics needs! This must-have accessory keeps your Arduino and breadboard organized and easily accessible. With its sturdy design, you can focus on...

... Solder wires to the potentiometer leads (I cut one end off of Dupont type breadboard jumper wires), place it in the mount, snap on the cap that keeps the potentiometer in place, push on the knob, then snap in the Arduino Uno and breadboard.

... Solder wires to the potentiometer leads (I cut one end off of Dupont type breadboard jumper wires), place it in the mount, snap on the cap that keeps the potentiometer in place, push on the knob, then snap in the Arduino Uno and breadboard.

I also needed a way to align the height of the breadboard with the pins on the Arduino so I could use solid jumpers for cleaner-looking prototypes. I printed this design using PLA plastic. The width of the design fits within my Printrbot Simple's...

Here's what you'll find: Arduino NANO 33 SENSE BLE, Arduino MEGA 2560 R3, Arduino UNO R3, ATTINY85 Micro USB Board, 28-Pin DIP IC Socket, ATMEGA328-PU, 4-Pin DIP IC Socket, DS3231 RTC, Tiny RTC I2C DS1307 Module, DHT11 Temp-Humidity Sensor, HX1838 IR...

It is powered by standard N20 motors and has ample room for a 3S battery inside. The tank tracks (#43903) and wheels (#13971) are standard LEGO parts, making the entire robot very easy to build. To see how it's assembled, I have another one listed...

Chair rails

Particle Photon Breadboard Puller by Nathan Robinson This tool is designed to quickly remove Photons from breadboards. I created it to assist people in safely extracting Photons from breadboards without damaging any pins. The puller works by...