Prototyping Stand

When working with a solderless breadboards you often have switches, rotary encoders, potentiometers, LCDs, LEDs, etc. along with the other parts. This can get a bit messy and connections can get accidentally disconnected. To eliminate those problems, and make the project look much better, I created these project stands. The not only provide a means for mounting your displays, indicator, and controls, It also holds the solderless breadboard - all in one package so you can move it around easily.In addition the stands have connectors on each side. One side can have two coax connectors or banana jack. On the other side are five wire bars for easily connecting scope or probes, alligator clips, micro clips, etcThe are two sizes: one for the small breadboards and one for the larger breadboards. There is also a blank faceplate provided for each that allow you to drill/cut out holes for your parts on the front panel. The stp and stl files are also provided so you can modify the faceplate with a