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_posts/2023-06-21-my_first_PCB.md
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title: My first PCB!
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I've had a longstanding ambition to get a PCB manufactured but I've always put it off. Lately I had a need for a little adapter board to break out these 1.27mm spaced pins to 2.54mm pins that would fit into a breadboard. Feeling like it was a simple enough board I finally decided to fire up KiCad and give it a go. <model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a PCB with 2.54mm headers on one side to fit a breadboard and 1.27 inch headers on the other." src="/assets/blog/PCB/model/pcb.glb" ar ar-modes="webxr scene-viewer quick-look" camera-controls poster="/assets/blog/PCB/model/poster.webp" interaction-prompt="none" shadow-intensity="1" shadow-softness="1" exposure="0.5" camera-orbit="196.6deg 59.73deg 0.1m" field-of-view="30deg" auto-rotate> </model-viewer>
I've had a longstanding ambition to get a PCB manufactured but I've always put it off. Lately I had a need for a little adapter board to break out these 1.27mm spaced pins to 2.54mm pins that would fit into a breadboard. Feeling like it was a simple enough board I finally decided to fire up KiCad and give it a go. <model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a PCB with 2.54mm headers on one side to fit a breadboard and 1.27 inch headers on the other." src="/assets/blog/PCB/model/pcb.glb" ar camera-controls poster="/assets/blog/PCB/model/poster.webp" interaction-prompt="none" shadow-intensity="1" shadow-softness="1" exposure="0.5" camera-orbit="196.6deg 59.73deg 0.1m" field-of-view="30deg" auto-rotate> </model-viewer>
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I made my first PCB!
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<model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a PCB with 2.54mm headers on one side to fit a breadboard and 1.27 inch headers on the other." src="/assets/blog/PCB/model/pcb.glb" ar ar-modes="webxr scene-viewer quick-look" interaction-prompt="none" camera-controls poster="/assets/blog/PCB/model/poster.webp" shadow-intensity="1" shadow-softness="1" exposure="0.5" camera-orbit="196.6deg 59.73deg 0.1m" field-of-view="30deg" auto-rotate> </model-viewer>
<model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a PCB with 2.54mm headers on one side to fit a breadboard and 1.27 inch headers on the other." src="/assets/blog/PCB/model/pcb.glb" ar interaction-prompt="none" camera-controls poster="/assets/blog/PCB/model/poster.webp" shadow-intensity="1" shadow-softness="1" exposure="0.5" camera-orbit="196.6deg 59.73deg 0.1m" field-of-view="30deg" auto-rotate> </model-viewer>
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A little interactive model that you can spin around. You can make these nice 3D renders by exporting from KiCAD as WRL, importing into blender and then exporting as glb.
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_posts/2023-07-31-toothbrush-holder.md
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title: Toothbrush Shelf
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It can be hard to find genuine everyday uses of 3D printing, but after a while you do find some. <model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a small 3D printed shelf to hold a toothbrush near the bathroom shaver socket without the cables being messy" src="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/toothbrush_shelf.glb" ar ar-modes="webxr scene-viewer quick-look" poster="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/poster.webp" camera-controls shadow-intensity="1.38" shadow-softness="2" exposure="0.8" auto-rotate camera-orbit="-35deg 78.72deg 411.2m" field-of-view="30deg" interaction-prompt="none"> </model-viewer>
It can be hard to find genuine everyday uses of 3D printing, but after a while you do find some. <model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a small 3D printed shelf to hold a toothbrush near the bathroom shaver socket without the cables being messy" src="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/toothbrush_shelf.glb" ar poster="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/poster.webp" camera-controls shadow-intensity="1.38" shadow-softness="2" exposure="0.8" auto-rotate camera-orbit="-35deg 78.72deg 411.2m" field-of-view="30deg" interaction-prompt="none"> </model-viewer>
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It can be hard to find genuine everyday uses of 3D printing, but after a while you do find some! I made this little shelf to tidy up the wires to our devices in the bathroom. The wires are now hidden, coiled up, inside the shelf.
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<model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a small 3D printed shelf to hold a toothbrush near the bathroom shaver socket without the cables being messy" src="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/toothbrush_shelf.glb" ar ar-modes="webxr scene-viewer quick-look" poster="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/poster.webp" camera-controls shadow-intensity="1.38" shadow-softness="2" exposure="0.8" auto-rotate camera-orbit="-35deg 78.72deg 411.2m" field-of-view="30deg" interaction-prompt="none"> </model-viewer>
<model-viewer alt="An interactive 3D render of a small 3D printed shelf to hold a toothbrush near the bathroom shaver socket without the cables being messy" src="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/toothbrush_shelf.glb" ar poster="/assets/blog/toothbrush_shelf/model/poster.webp" camera-controls shadow-intensity="1.38" shadow-softness="2" exposure="0.8" auto-rotate camera-orbit="-35deg 78.72deg 411.2m" field-of-view="30deg" interaction-prompt="none"> </model-viewer>
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A little 3D model that you can pan and zoom on. Or even use AR on your phone.
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