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Teensy PCB board puller — image 1
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Teensy PCB board puller

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Model information

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v2 update: The v2 puller has been made thicker, the brim at the ends have been removed and the grabber progressively slopes upward to begin lifting the target board out as the prongs are squeezed.

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Normally my fingers get squished whenever I try to remove Teensy breakout boards, so I whipped this up to make removal easier.

Slip each end underneath a Teensy PCB (or your PCB of choice that fits) and rock back and forth with a pulling motion to remove.

For more control, the fingers can snap together to grip the PCB. The best way (i've found) of reliably getting this to happen is using a thumb on the word 'PCB' and whichever finger comes naturally on the other side.

Print instructions

Rafts: Doesn't Matter

Supports: Doesn't Matter

Resolution: 0.2mm

Infill: 0%

Notes:

A brim isn't needed for this print, but there are two circles at the end to ensure that the board 'fingers' stay on the bed. These can be cut off for the best appearance, or simply torn off.

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