DROK Mini Solderless Bread boards Project Electronic Circuit Board 83mm x 55mm

Feature:
Reusable for fast build a prototype of an electronic circuit
Accept transistors, diodes, LEDS, resistors, capacitors and virtually all types of components
Soldering is not required
Can modify or revise the circuits easily
Similar prototyping printed circuit boards
An invaluable tool for experimenting with circuit designs whether in the R&D or university lab
Size: 83mm x 55mm x 9mm

Package includes:
1x Mini Solderless Breadboard
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Told Mold/Die Inc. Completes Rifle "Super Stock" Project

Toth Mold/Die Inc. enlisted the services of RBD Design and Consulting to assist with the part and mold design. The new stock design added the following features: two water tight storage compartments, three mounting rails, vertical grip, recoil pad, seven position adjustable rear stock, and 1/2" cheek riser. The polymer Toth Mold/Die Inc. selected was EMS Grivory GV-5H, a 50% glass-filled resin.
The "Super Stock" consists of 22 molded parts. In all, ten individual molds were created to produce the parts. The project completion took a total of six months from concept to finish.

Toth Mold/Die Inc. was approached by Christie & Christie Enterprises, Inc. also of Cleveland, Ohio with a concept to create a custom polymer 1022 Ruger Rifle "Super Stock" to replace the original wood stock. President, Ken Christie's objective was to create a "Super Stock" with added features not available on the original wood stock.

Toth Mold/Die, Inc. has recently updated their website www.tothmold.net to include a product development page which enables viewing of the steps taken to develop a product from start to finish. Toth Mold/Die Inc. can provide all of these services in assisting you with your project.

For further information, please visit the following websites:
Toth Mold/Die Inc. ----> www.tothmold.net
Christie & Christie Enterprises Inc. ----> www.1022central.com
RBD Design & Consulting: (440) 248-9454 ----> rudibe@ameritech.net

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