SMD to Breadboard Hack

What to do when your part only comes in an SMD package but you still want to jam it on to your breadboard.

[@drinductor8150]

Electronics as a hobby is hard to get into. I'm grateful to all the content creators publishing tips that help lower this barrier. Thank you!

[@got2rock4]

I actually thought about doing that but I done ordered the adapters lol but glad to know that you showed us it can be done. I have a couple smd jfets I need to use with breadboard. GREAT VIDEO 🔥

[@johnlombardo]

Instant-Like for the “Oh… f*#k” moment 🤣 I just had a evening where every tiny think I handled popped out of my tweezers and disappeared somewhere between my hoodie, pants, chair or carpet.

[@AberrantAberrant]

I think I am going to try hot glue to make it even easier.

[@dork3nergy]

That would work!

[@MegaTechno]

I like this kind of videos! Thanks

[@mpo1637]

Thanks man saves my day

[@dork3nergy]

Cool. Cheers..

[@Slickdealer]

UV setting resin is the answer.

[@dork3nergy]

I've not used that. I should pick some up.

[@johnlombardo]

@@dork3nergyI hope you did! It’s also fantastic for reinforcing where wires are soldered to PCB like to a battery holder or something that wants to snap or tear off a solder pad. And if you use too much then maybe you really wanted to IP68 an entire module 😅

[@squartochi]

Thanks again for your videos! :)

[@dr.zarkhov9753]

A nylon or other plastic washer sounds like it might be the way to go.

[@dork3nergy]

Indeed. Go for it.

[@kwissiekwissie]

🤣