@driller_tech: Genuinely had to use pliers to take it off 😭 #electronics #engineering #electricity #breadboard #garage

HyperGDD :

The board is welded and the jumper wires are loose how is that even possible

home_invader321 :

that happens often when the breadboard is still a virgin

Luke :

Try desoldering the pins to remove the board so that there is no pressure anymore and then try to get the pins out the breadboard

Keve :

its not THAT hard bro

Nafuli :

put a small screwdriver here and make leverage

✨🍞Loaf of Billie🍞✨ :

many legs = many friction

harrydub🃏🧩 :

U gotta loosen it up with a male jumper cable

 :

Stop using cheap ass breadboards and use the superior method of point to point soldering

Ella Zii :

for good electrical contact with the pins

ultimata :

does anyone have project ideas with the esp-01 it only has 2 gpio (its on the breadboard so i dont lose it, they dont work with them

TW9uaWth :

bro prob soldered the pins while in board so it sticks tot he plsdtic

Krieger Der Neuzeit :

i do it carefully with a screwdriver from both sides

☦️Trueway :

Because the pins on that arduino are too big for the conductive pins in the breadboard. Your going to make them very loose to where they don’t grip anything and damage the breadboard

BYDHTCMOMOLINHATWWN :

You may want to slide a wire beneath the chips and pull them up or find other way.

. :

Should use those female to male headers not directly on the board

chuck.persons.ecco.jams :

0xtech :

sometimes its too tight and nothing goes in

m_petkovvv :

Mine are loose

someguylol :

you can get it off by putting a small screwdriver under it on one side, prying it until you see a bit of it come off, then repeat for the other side or even repeat on both sides until it's easy to take out or comes out on it's own

Muck :

dont know but id recommend using a small bit of metal to try lift it off like a lever instead of gripping with pliers as it can break the component

justAtech :

yay the nano survived 👍