Resistor adapter for breadboards
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Resistor adapter for breadboards
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I designed this to help tell resistors apart. The holder spaces the resistor wires across 3 breadboard holes. They are designed to replace THESE RESISTORS.
I included multiple resistance values and 2 blank holders (.stl & .step) so you can make your own.
My prototype that ended up working perfectly was printed on an Ultimaker S5 in ABS, then I just colored the number with a blue sharpie. You can also change the filament color mid print for a cleaner result.
I hope this model will help people solve the same problem I had. Being able to tell which resistor is which, and putting the resistor in the breadboard, which can sometimes be tricky.
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.2 nozzle on X1C with color swap at layer height. I think they turned out great! I’ll upload the profile
I just noticed - 5K1 a typo?
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no 5K1 is 5.1K
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ok!
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would you mind adding a 2k?
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Great idea for prototyping
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Thank you, I appreciate your comment
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This is a brilliant idea, I’ve never seen this before.
I would have appreciated this back when my hands still worked enough to allow me to enjoy my electronics hobby.
Resistors were one of the first things I stopped being able to use because it was hard to align them in the sockets of the breadboard.
I imagine this would have allowed me to continue a little longer.
Well done.
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Thank you, I am still a student and already have a problem with resistors :).
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the second one are not printing the Letters.....
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