A 3D printed spider board

[PCLAB]

Who want's to make it and test it??

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3921335

[t...@desertdatarecovery.com]

LOL. In practice it would last for 2 minutes before falling apart.

 

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That's pretty cool tho! In practice, I couldn't get the real spider board to work well enough that it was worth the time. 

[wayne horner]

Ha!

I just was talking about this idea to Tim

But I was thinking about printing a flat plate

Then printing conductive bumps and traces

the traces would go to edge of the plate to connect to the wires

then you flatten the plate against the chip

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