Tiny, tidy, just right might. A quick unity gain buffer utility for breadboarding. Based on a circuit described by Jack Orman and designed to reduce clutter and confusion within your breadboard experiments. READ MORE...

Less than perfect, but still entirely useful. FREE prototypes, B stock, and functional defects. At worst the products listed here will be slightly impacted by a design defect, but still entirely useful. At best they'll just be left over stock of an older product which has been replaced by a newer version. READ MORE...

Need access to your pedal's innards? If it's in a Hammond Mfg. style enclosure then these configurable magnetic risers will help you get the job done. Avoid scratches on the finish and secure an assembled pedal without precariously resting it all on it's own surface knobs/controls. READ MORE...

A simple, low profile breakout board for adding DPDT switches to your breadboarding project. The small footprint and gentle activation force makes these ideal for the breadboard, where other toggle switches may be too cumbersome. Pop 'em in and get back to business! READ MORE...

Plugged firm and tight at the end of your breadboard, the PROBE CADDY creates a cradle to securely attach your meter probes. Use jumper wires to translate a variety of bulkier meter probe types down to breadboard-friendly scale. The PROBE CADDY will also short 'like' rails to each other from either side of the board. READ MORE...

When life gives you lemons, make... earrings? After realizing the a mistake I made with a batch of failed PCBs I took to reddit to share my blunder and have a laugh at my own expense. Wasn't long before someone suggested I turn these little lemons into earrings. Long story short - now I sell jewelry. READ MORE...