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Make A Mini Breadboard

A cheap breadboard made from a used gift card.

  • By Katzman
  • Category: Electronics, Home
  • Time Required: 10-15min
  • Difficulty: Easy
Make A Mini Breadboard
  • 2mm drill bit
  • Drill, or drill press
  • Permanent marker
  • Sandpaper
  • Scissors

Steps

Step #1:

NextMake A Mini Breadboard
  • Retrieve an old or used plastic card.

Step #2:

NextMake A Mini Breadboard
  • Use the sandpaper to deface/clean the card.
  • This step is optional.

Step #3:

NextMake A Mini Breadboard
  • Mark the Drill, Cut, and Fold marks.
  • This image is an outline, if needed.

Step #4:

NextMake A Mini Breadboard
  • Drill the holes.
  • Cut the corners.
  • Fold the Edges.

Step #5:

Make A Mini Breadboard
  • FINISHED!!
  • Use your components on this homemade breadboard.

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