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These heatset inserts will improve the connection strength between your project's 3D-printed parts, and also have nice clean surfaces? Instead of gluing bits together, or screwing plastic you can set these into the printed part and use M3 screws to fix…

We love heat shrink! We use it for all sorts of handy projects. Use it to reinforce connections, protect devices, and electrically isolate exposed solder joints. We worked with a manufacturer to create a kit that we would use: lots of colors, lots of sizes, nothing too long. We specially requested some of the sizes with heat sensitive glue which significantly increases stress relief and water proofing. This kit includes 95 pieces of heat shrink, all of varying colors and sizes, and comes in a clear bag. All pieces are 10cm in length.

8329TFS is a thermally conductive two-part epoxy adhesive with a long working life. It is dark grey, smooth, thixotropic, and bonds well to a wide variety of substances.

Back in my day, if you wanted to make a mechanical keyboard, you had to solder in expensive Cherry MX switches onto your PCB - and woe to the person who decided they wanted to change their linear keys instead of clicky ones! Bah humbug, kids these days have no idea, what with their fancy Kailh Switch Sockets - they know nothing of suffering!

This is your standard fridge magnet, perfect for holding up quite a bit of weight. Grade C8, ceramic disk magnet. Magnetization is throughout the thickness of the magnet. We used this part with the SparkFun flame kits found at our various workshops. Attachable with double stick tape or hot-glue.

Boost connection strength with glue-lined heat-shrink! Grips insulation & surfaces for superior bonding. Ideal for high-vibration areas. 95 pieces in diverse sizes & colors.