Breadboard (Mini)
Solderless breadboard is an essential prototyping tool, allowing you to add push-through components directly onto the board without the need for any soldering.
This breadboard has 170 tie points. The central board is split in half with 17 lines of five points on each half.
The board is modular, so if your project expands to the point where one board isn't enough you can simply add another!
Comes in a variety of colours, great for livening up your project!
Update: all of our mini breadboard come with interlocking tabs except for the cyan and white coloured ones, which have smooth sides.
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Blue
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Green
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Yellow
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Red
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White
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Black
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Cyan
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