ESP8266 ESP-03 Socket

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Printable Breadboard Socket for ESP8266 Modules. This socket is offered as is, requiring some post-processing to become fully functional. For proper performance, it's recommended to use a 0.25 nozzle or even smaller. Printing Settings: Layer height - 0.2mm, Extrusion width - 0.25mm. Important Note: The holes are designed not to extend through the entire part. This design choice was made due to limited print capabilities of the author's 3D printer, where fine details do not come out clearly on the first layer. To modify the design and make it usable: * Print the part as usual. * Use a drill with a 1mm diameter bit or simply melt the material with heat from an electric wire to create holes for breadboard connections. Assembly Steps: 1. Complete printing of the socket 2. Clean and prepare all the small holes 3. Secure the socket on a standard breadboard by connecting it using thin, approximately 2 cm long wires with 0.6mm thickness. 4. For each connection point, bend the ends of these short wires in such a way that they point towards the center. 5. Glue or otherwise secure those bends into place so there is no chance of disconnection. 6. Remove any wire tail by cutting it close to where it is glued, then bending down the exposed section approximately 80°.