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Raspberry Pi (2 & 3) Lab Plate
by Cults
Last crawled date: 7 years, 9 months ago
Nice little plate holding your stuff together when playing with your Raspberry Pi 2 or 3.
Notes:
If you have a dual extruder printer, you can add a differently colored text by using the second extruder and one of the text stl files.
There are two versions of the text, one at the exact same height as the surrounding plate (text.stl), and one slightly sunk into the plate (text2.stl).
If you have a single extruder printer, just use labplate.stl.
To attach your breadboard, use double sided installation tape.
I used:
[The Adafruit full sized breadboard](https://www.adafruit.com/product/239)
[Tesa 55733 for attaching the breadboard](http://www.tesa.com/consumer/adhesive_tapes/double_sided_tapes/tesa_powerbond_mirror,c.html)
Notes:
If you have a dual extruder printer, you can add a differently colored text by using the second extruder and one of the text stl files.
There are two versions of the text, one at the exact same height as the surrounding plate (text.stl), and one slightly sunk into the plate (text2.stl).
If you have a single extruder printer, just use labplate.stl.
To attach your breadboard, use double sided installation tape.
I used:
[The Adafruit full sized breadboard](https://www.adafruit.com/product/239)
[Tesa 55733 for attaching the breadboard](http://www.tesa.com/consumer/adhesive_tapes/double_sided_tapes/tesa_powerbond_mirror,c.html)