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Get Tiff Tseng's 3D print file here!
Get Tiff Tseng's 3D print file here!
A high resolution print is recommended. I use an Ultimaker on Fine setting.
Limitations
Limitations
You can pretty much only expect to connect one component to the ATtiny with a 3D printed socket. This is because more than one LED or an LED and servo will have to share the ground connection, so the wiring gets tricky.
Insert the ATtiny85 into the socket. Note where the little divot is, next to the reset pin.
Insert the ATtiny85 into the socket. Note where the little divot is, next to the reset pin.
Strip extra insulation off battery wires.
Strip extra insulation off battery wires.
Insert positive and negative leads into Vcc and GND socket holes from above
Insert positive and negative leads into Vcc and GND socket holes from above
Insert servo or LED wires in from below, squeezing the battery wires in place.
Insert servo or LED wires in from below, squeezing the battery wires in place.
Secure the socket and wires so they don't get pulled out.
Secure the socket and wires so they don't get pulled out.
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