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We might have been mildly distracted last week by a new arrival - we lucked into a solid 2 door Mk1 Escort shell - so we were very, very excited. No money was spent - we swapped it for our rotten R33 Skyline with a friend of ours.

Anyway enough of Mk1 Escorts (you can't have enough of Mk1 Escorts), here's the Howie Did It video on the 3D printing malarkey.

You guys already know the struggles we had but even so, we hope you enjoy the video!

As ever, thanks ever so much for your support.

Cheers!

Nik and Richard.  

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Howie Did It - 3D Printing a Printed Circuit Board

Faced with some clearance issues, we needed a printed circuit board, but with no electronics experience, how would we go about that? Well, we figured we might just be able to print our own! Here's what went into making the PCB in Episode 39 of Project Binky, and why it took so long to get that episode to you! Find us on Twitter @badobsessionmsp Instagram @badobsessionmsp And on Facebook too: @badobsessionmotorsport #projectbinky

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Louis

Thanks!

Jeremy Blood

Mental? Of course. Idiots? No way.

Liam Faulkner

That's tonight's viewing sorted ... after watching Paddington at the cinema with our 10yo son ...

Andy Dangerfield

Excellent! Gonna watch this as soon as I’m home

Anton Konrad

did you fix the outlet wiring then?

Chuck Under Fire

Those of us on Patreon now finally get to see what you explained to us months ago!

Maarten Daalder

I would love to see EEVBlog react to this, I really wonder about the current requirements of this circuit compared to a copper traced one. [EDIT] Also, there are a couple of minutes of black silence after the bunny/rabbit.

Carlin Comm

Oh good, and here I was thinking I was going to get something done this afternoon! Cheers!

Stuart Burgess

I know nothing of artificial plastic hip joints, but this electrickery is pure sorcery, very well done indeed !

Eric Ohmit

Interesting stuff guys. Thank you for sharing how you did it. Thanks for sticking with it. Looking forward to the next episode 😁! Cheers, Eric

Matt

Mad brilliance, or brilliant madness? You decide.

Zachary Faragher

knowing what you know now, and how much blood, sweat and tears it would take to pull off, are you still happy that you did it this way over sending it out to a PCB Fabricator?

badobsessionmotorsport

No, frankly. But if we'd known about the mains power issue or if there hadn't been a mains power issue, it'd have been completed much faster.

Erik Ordway

Madness. Absolute Madness. Quite what I have come to expect. Cheers.

b1pig

Again, one of the best reasons to follow you guys. Putting to use what others might co spider wasted video.