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...

It's another handy little tool to help you study, test, and experiment with a little more ease. I wanted a way to read a situated trimpot's values without having to work around a precarious jungle of already placed jumpers and parts just to rip it out of my breadboard. This little helper tool does just that. READ MORE...

A no-nonsense, power and signal caddy workhorse for breadboarding low-voltage designs. An indispensable addition to your electronics prototyping workbench. I designed it when I couldn't find an existing breadboard module out there that fit my needs. This one does. It's awesome. I suspect you'll dig it too. READ MORE...

The Mighty Fuzz Explorer Board is an unassembled prototyping jig to help you explore two different celebrated fuzz circuits (the Fuzz Face and the Tonebender) in a neat & organized way. Jumper wire spaghetti be damned. This board is a great way to quickly design a neat fuzz circuit around the parts of your choosing. READ MORE...

Don't fumble with fixed resistors on your board - use a Trim Buddy XL and just dial in your resistances using 3296W style trimpots and then jumper them wherever you'd have stuck your resistor legs. Connect your multimeter to the loop hookups of the board and flip a switch to get a quick read on any of your trimpots. 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...