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I really like the flexible section instead of using a connector or soldering it in place.

I disassembled this "recalibrateable" Caliper and I was wondering why the LCD came off like this with no clear way for the signals to travel to it, I can only assume this is a very interesting way for them to recalibrate it without having to add more pins/pads.

Soldering cobot I've made few months ago. It's based on UR5-e cobot with a JBC soldering tip. All is automated.

I cool find on some decommissioned equipment.

There are two built-in computers, one running windows 10 (visible on photo 8) and another one running (I think) custom firmware (little screen on top). There were 20 batteries total. You can see internal network switches there, amazing. We did an x ray of a drill to test it's functionality. Also as soon as we discovered it was running windows we had to open paint. We couldn't connect to internet due to security concerns, but it has 4 wireless antenas around it

No idea what I was doing. Attempted to replace 5 capacitors that split from capacitor plague. Burned myself twice, the whole job was hideous.

The Xbox booted up, and it working fine!

10/10 will burn myself again! If you're unsure I'd you can do it or not, just go for it, you can do it!

Might not be pretty but I fixed my first board ever :) feeling stoked