Computer chip earrings

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These are lovely.

Pt 2527
I also like these fishing lure earrings from CRAFT volume 03...

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And of course, iPhone home button earrings...


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Posted by: craig on February 7, 2010 at 7:48 AM

...done that

Not to debunk the maker, stuff like this has a niche fanbase, and creativity is unlimited in electronic parts. But I used to make circuit board earrings with tiny chips, resistors etc... made from old circuitboard with the etchings gleaming under the green clearcoat. In making them I had to seal the unit in more clearcoat to keep the lead solder from contacting the skin, and seal the fiberglass edge.
Around 1999 I made ones like pictured, but with googley eyes glued on to make 'Y-2-K Computer Bugs'.


Posted by: Phillip Torrone on February 7, 2010 at 4:25 PM

pictures or it didn't happen :)

@craig - post up a how-to, tutorial, photos, etc so we can post about it! a project like from 10 years ago sounds great!


Posted by: vivi on February 7, 2010 at 6:21 PM

Are they RoHS ? :-P

In another type of unusual use of electronics, I know someone who used to stir her coffee with ram sticks ...


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