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2014-11-25
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Originally Posted by juiceme
You have 5 order on the previous page already
ooo... do you think there would be any market?
I mean, seriously it would be muchos better to make the connector part with a 3d printer
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2014-11-25
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Originally Posted by pichlo
As it happens, I have done that also. My first version was cut from veroboard but it was a bit too thick to accommodate the fingers correctly and I needed to file it thinner and use cellotape to insulate the fingers soldered to the pcb.
You have 5 order on the previous page already
Or a piece of PCB. It is a very versatile material. I have seen (and made myself) all sorts of things from it, from calculator protective cases to transformer winding support cages. As well as the odd electronic circuit or two
Using insulating material (pieces cut from visacard) and glueing the electrodes inside works better
I mean, seriously it would be muchos better to make the connector part with a 3d printer as opposed to what I have been doing with scissors&glue
It sure would look a lot more professional...