Basic Raspberry Pi Workstation / Breadboard Holder

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Basic Raspberry Pi Workstation / Breadboard Holder / Prototyping Station

Say hello to a new but simple entry for learning (and organizing) electronics and programming :)

This basic workstation / breadboard holder will help keeping your components together a little better as well as provide compatibility with the GPIO extensions boards that are often provided in starting kits. The ribbon cables can be quite stubborn and force your breadboard to sit in a certain position.

No more! Now everything is neatly tucked away whilst providing full access to all GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi. 

Size of workstation = 240mm x 152mm

Compatible with Bambu printers: X-series, P-series, H-series and A-series (except for A1 mini due to size restrictions, sorry)

Instructions

• Make sure you printer is calibrated and the build plate is clean! (Large object)
• Inserts 4x M2,5 threaded inserts into the workstation (M2,5 is the default screw size for the Raspberry Pi)
• Use standoff to mount the RPi (often included with starter kits)
• Insert a breadboard by using the sticky pad or use some putty for easier future removal.

Tips

• None, just hit print :)

Print Settings (recommended)

• Standard settings with 3 walls (for inserts)
• No supports needed
• Gyroid infill

Looking for the Pan / Tilt mount as shown in the pictures? Click on the image below :)

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