Breadboard Power Bridge Jig | Precise Cut Strip & Bend
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Assists making jumper wires to bridge the 5V and GND power rails at the top and bottom of standard breadboards
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I often need to make jumpers to bridge the upper and lower power rails on standard plastic breadboards. Making the sizing and bending just right was hit or miss and frustration prone. I realized this could be solved with 3D printing.
How To Use
Insert solid wire (up to 2mm in diameter) all the way into the top "Cut & Strip Marks" chamber
Mark the one cut and two strip points using a black fine-point pen or X-acto knife
Note: for the black wire, using a fine point black Sharpie will create visible marks
Cut the wire at the cut mark
Carefully strip the wire ends at the strip marks
Place wire onto the "Precision Bends" rail
Bend the metal wire ends down
Take care not to puncture your fingers with the metal ends
Use with your breadboard to bridge the upper and lower power rails
Sample printed using Silk PLA on a QIDI Plus4 printer with the 0.2mm standard profile.
Source: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/a8HNHnffpRV-power-bridge-tool-design-final