Thought : Where did he buy it from?I ordered these... which work... cause I 3D printed a set and they're very good. This was $10
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Now I've just seen this: seems like I can just fill them based on what they are if I got thse... about $20
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thoughts?
The first is small to keep resistors...Do you 'fold' the resistors in two and place it?@Zeeus sorry didn't think to add the links:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/50P...751.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.6e404c4ddJgU5H
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Aid...ml?spm=a2g0o.cart.99999999.259.1d6c3c00wFa0WN
I think I like the first ones better because the containers are a little bigger They easily hold 1,000 @ 0805 resistors and then some... the second would be nice to make sample type storage where I can stock various values for prototyping or to change values... I just worry that when you close the box the little parts get stuck between their lids.
I have old sample books that hold different value thru hole capacitors, they are very handy when I'm bread-boarding. I try to keep them stocked. I would like to make similar for SMD now... Just need to organize and make sure they're well marked.
Here it is pre-loaded: It's really not too bad a price for ready to go - but on second thoughts... I would rather pick my own values...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-SMD-SM...m4162ecd0b4:g:WSkAAOSwa59avIMS&frcectupt=true
Walmart has some decent inexpensive plano type hobby organizers for bigger parts... 3mm LED's, headers, switches...etc. I have a few but I really need to work on SMD storage.