Posted in 3d Printer hacks, Microcontrollers, Tool Hacks Tagged 3d printed, ESP8266, ftdi, pogo pins, programming jig Post navigation ← Forth Version 1 Runs Again ...

This isn’t the first 3D printed ESP8266 programmer we’ve seen, and there are some improvised versions which are even cheaper to put together, but this design has a certain professional look ...

Even if you need to 3D print a small containment area for it, it'll be a lot smaller than anything you'd need to make to keep a Raspberry Pi concealed. Built-in Wi-Fi Not every Raspberry Pi has Wi-Fi ...