🔌 JBtek Acrylic Transparent Base Plate & Terminal Optimizer Breadboard for Arduino UNO R3: Enhancing Arduino Projects with Enhanced Connectivity and Versatility Review

At first I thought they sent me the wrong posts because the posts on the post were too short to go through the acrylic base and make contact with the nuts provided. I took a drill and countersunk the mounting holes in the acrylic until the nuts could catch on the threads on the support posts. It worked fine, but then I realized they wanted you to thread the screws through the acrylic and the posts through the Arduino board, not the other way around. I considered deducting a star in the review…

Look carefully at the pictures. Basically you buy a separately packaged breadboard and a drilled piece of plastic with a few screws, standoffs and nuts. The photos show two different ways to use the racks. I tried it like this, half and half (two screws in one direction and two screws in the other). I found that I couldn't attach the board to the plastic panel with the screws facing down, which I think would be preferable as the standoffs aren't long enough to reach the nuts underneath, so I…

This is a great little acrylic mount for the Arduino. However, there are a few points worth paying attention to. The plastic and the breadboard are almost the same size. It would make more sense if the plastic was a bit bigger. You need to line up the breadboard perfectly along the edges. In addition, the frames are made of metal. While it looks fine with the Arduino Uno (real version), I found I had trouble using the same racks with my RedBearLab Blend. A pin touched the solder pin and the…

I bought this base to install the Keyestudio UNO development board. I really like the pre-assembled one - it's much nicer than the molded plastic rig that came with my original Arduino starter kit. I haven't had the warped top issues that others have reported and the non-slip feet keep the base from slipping. However, I ran into two problems while setting it up. 1) Keyestudio UNO does not have a mounting hole next to the auxiliary power connector - the problem is easily solved by installing a…

Something like this was supposed to be $3 or $5 at most, but it was $10. I liked everything about this unit so I bought it and kept it. How difficult is assembly? It's just a sheet of plastic and a few screws, but it was surprisingly difficult to figure out. At first my Elegoo Arduino didn't match the holes. But flipping the plastic panel solved it. Now. Installing the racks as shown on the Revain page is incorrect. When you screw the 4 nuts onto the board you will see that one of the nuts is…