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PICKit5 Connector Housing

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0.08mm layer, 4 walls, 30% infill
0.08mm layer, 4 walls, 30% infill
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1 plate

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Description

If you are an owner of the PICKit5 programmer to program a huge number of Microchip devices, you know the single in line connector at the edge of the device.

 

It is fairly easy to create new programming adaptors, but they all look unprofessional since a housing of the “plug” is not available of the shelf.

 

Here we go: a housing for the 8-Pin connector straight from your 3D printer.

 

How to use this:

 

  1. Create your cable using a single in line DIP row
  2. Glue the connector into the bottom part of the case
  3. Put some glue at the cable to avoid pulling it to hard
  4. Glue the case parts finally togeter

 

Looks almost like a manufactured part.

 

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