Oscilloscope and multimeter magnetic probe holder
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Holds a oscilloscope/multimeter probe pressed against a PCB. It uses gravity to push down the probe.
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Holds a oscilloscope/multimeter probe pressed against a PCB. It uses gravity to push down the probe towards the circuitboard. Magnets under the foot will keep the probe still. Also included is magnetic feet for the Stickvice vice.
The probe have two fixed joints and one freely movable. It is important that the last joint can move freely since it should be able to move just by the weight of the probe. Sand the part until it can freely move if needed.
The probe presses around the probe using a ordinary rubber band. To simplify identifying different probes a different color can be used on the rubber band for each probe.
Video of it in action here.
Materials needed to build one probe holder:
1x Rubber band
1x M3 screw. >=9mm long.
1x M4 screw. >=20mm long
1x M4 locknut.
2x M5 nut
3x M3 countersunk screws. > 8mm long.
3x M3 nut
The stickvice holder:
- 3x 10x3mm magnets
- 2x M3 screws. >= 4mm long