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Shapeways does a decent job but they are way too expensive. Hopefully the case turned out being worth it!

THIC! Looks really nice!!

Kinda forgot about these thanks to school.. any updates on these for the summer? It'd be nice to use one for the summer contest, or just a summer project.

I’ve had great luck on 5V. I’ve found a few points that read 3.3v, but haven’t been able to get anything to power up off it yet. I’ll probably try again soon though.

I’ve got a bunch of them now. I put an offer on 10 if then for $40 and got twelve, so like $3.33 each. For that they are a steal!

I tried grounding onto a few different spots, including the one right next to it. I’ll try to poke around some more tonight.

I checked where you had suggested and at the VD3 hole as well and it shows 3.3V, but when I put 3.3V into it it doesn’t seem to do anything, when I turn it up slightly it starts to come on but is still dim. I may be doing something wrong with my input Voltages though. I’ll mess with them a bit...

Yeah I’ll check those out if I have a sec tonight. Makes sense, I’ll give it a shot later tonight if I get a sec and report back.

I tried what stitches suggested, but it didn’t seem to work. I’ve only been able to get 5V out of it. If anyone has any other ideas I’m happy to try though!

Thought you guys might be interested in this deal. This is a pretty solid beginners iron that’s normally about $40-$50, but Sears has it on sale for $25 right now. https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/fp/346559

When I got mine I made an offer as well that got accepted, so you may be able to make an offer of less than $50 and get a better deal!

Slick, thank you! For anyone else wondering the same, I did some testing and found you could use either of these two points (in red) as a 5v input to make the display function. They are both continuous on the same line so it shouldn’t matter which one, but the larger of the two might be easier...

How would I go about figuring out if this display can run properly off less that 7.5v? I’ve got some of the boards I want to start using, but it would be way easier if I could get it to run from 5v or 3.3v.

Anyone have a good pinout for the different solder pads on a rpi 3?

I'd be interested. We'd have to figure out a good way to include everyone and include our bit built modding 'Theme' sorta thing while still keeping it somewhat fair and even.

Just got my order of 2 screens, and there were 3 inside! Cool, that’s $4 a piece.

The seller has a 'make offer' thing going on there, so I decided to make an offer for 2 screens at $6 each and he accepted! I figure 2 screens at $12 is worth it just to have some extra small screens.

I really like the look of that dock!

Awesome thanks for sharing!