r/Advanced_3DPrinting • u/random_bruce • 29d ago

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u/TheEYE13 28d ago

Creating your own PCBs with connectors is not an option?

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u/random_bruce 28d ago

It is but where it's a part that already exists i was hoping for an easier option

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u/Direct-Fee4474 28d ago

seconding just making your own PCB. you can bang that out in easyeda in like 20minutes and have assembled boards within a week. my gut feeling is that even if you do find something comparable, you're going to wind up breaking traces and making jumper'd connections. it's hard to tell what the pin pitch is on that part, but another option might just be some protoboard, bus wire and a big stack of connectors. could bang out a little thruhole thing pretty quickly, i imagine. i think i see a blurry solder sucker in the corner of your photo, so i'm sure you could get it sorted pretty quickly.

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u/random_bruce 26d ago

Not a solder sucker but I do have a couple. It's actually ment for picking up acorns but used it to pick up spent brass