Here's a simple PCB holder for soldering or just holding them steady to stare at longingly. I don't judge.
A couple of neodymium magnets holds it in place quite firmly on a metallic surface. This was designed for two magnets 12.7mm12.7mm6.3mm which is what I happened to have in my junk drawer. But of course you can substitute smaller ones or let me know and I can make the hole bigger/smaller.
The little lever (or flipper that I called it for some reason...) is simply used to more easily dislodge the thing after you stick it down. Neodymium magnets are pretty darn strong.
| 25-10_pcb_holder.STL | 147.7KB | |
| 25-10_pcb_holder_mirror.STL | 145.0KB | |
| flipper.SLDPRT | 182.5KB | |
| flipper.STEP | 116.4KB | |
| flipper.STL | 48.6KB | |
| pcb_holder.STEP | 309.7KB | |
| pcb_holder.STL | 156.6KB | |
| pcb_holder_mirrored.stl | 156.6KB | |
| pcb_stand.SLDPRT | 501.5KB |
