Any chance of adding an ESP32 clipboard? Instant buy for me if that was available
Zip Tile - Set
Tiles for organizing wiring and electronic projects.
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Nice. Keeps prototypes nice and tidy. If only there were FreeCAD files too. (edited)
So yes per other comments, it would be nice to be able to adapt the tile board to our own custom dimensions. The idea is great but silly if you have to stick the tile board on another board to make it fit the case!
Do you have any multiboard adapters?
@LotDio_3325429 hi, if you mean “bread-board” then yes.
If not we’re having a paramedic adapter for you to download for free and manipulate via Fusion 360.
https://www.printables.com/model/1300406-custom-clickboard-parametric
Hi, a part for an ESP32 Dev Kit C and for an Raspberry Pico W would be nice :-)
This is really great, one thing that is a mess for the ones that we do not know how to design is to find the suitable model that handles all the components. Never is the same as the published.
One thing that can be good is to have a top part to close it, what do you think? If I can make it close it will be worth it
@veryaner_1346460 hi, you wish the Zip Tile would be closed?
Then you’re probably interested in our Junction Box PLUS.
It is basically the Zip Tile but enclosed:
https://www.printables.com/model/1223646-junction-box-plus-full-set
Greetings your Heart Labs Team
@AdditiveProducts you are right, now I need to design the zip to handle my boards (NodeMCU) and several sensors!
I love this! I immediately thought of multiple projects of mine that would benefit from having these.
In a future revision it'd be nice to see a customizable clickboard such that one can adjust its width to fit whatever PCB they are using. Edit: Thank you for the parametric model!
Printed without issues on a 0.6mm nozzle. (edited)
I think these would be great as passive crossover boards for speaker builders (like me). Any chance of designing stand offs in a way that the boards could be mounted to a panel?