We go through a lot of prototype PCBs, and end up with lots of extras that we’ll never use. Every Sunday we give away a few PCBs from one of our past or future projects, or a related prototype. Our PCBs are made through Seeed Studio’s Fusion board service. This week two random commenters will get a coupon code for the free PCB drawer tomorrow morning. Pick your own PCB. You get unlimited free PCBs now – finish one and we’ll send you another! Don’t forget there’s free PCBs three times every week:
- Tweet-a-PCB Tuesday. Follow us and get boards in 144 characters or less
- Facebook PCB Friday. Free PCBs while you wait for the weekend
- Free PCB Sunday, right here on the blog
- Check out how we mail PCBs worldwide
Some stuff:
- Yes, we’ll mail it anywhere in the world!
- Be sure to use a real e-mail in the address field so we can contact you with the coupon.
- Limit one PCB per address per month please.
- Like everything else on this site, PCBs are offered without warranty.
- PCBs are scrap and have no value, due to limited supply it is not possible to replace a board lost in the post
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Yes! Good luck!!!
Good luck everyone!
First?
I love your never emptying PCB drawer :)
Make this my lucky day :)
Once more into the hat!
Even the strongest blizzards start with a single snowflake.
In!
Hey hey hey!
A great way to end a weekend.
Free you say?
Sunday++
I could use some smd practice.
Could always use more of them!
me
Good luck 2 all :)
Great products!
Well done
I’m down for one!
Monday again.
To mod. : I filled a wrong email, this one is correct.
do me one more time
I would love one, I have been re-learning how to solder and just put together one of those soldering kits, all the way down to 0402 size. Geez, those are hard to do. I just got my sample books of passives in 1206, 0805, 0603 and 0402 sizes and ordered the smd prototyping breakout boards that you have earlier. I really want to make a bus pirate!
Woo Sunday!
I’ll comment too for a chance at a free PCB.
YAY
nice site!
Yes please!
Maow!
Me !!!
Have a nice week everyone
Aww yeah.
How is this work?
I never had to opportunity to learn or use this stuff when I was in college (I’m sooo old that op-amps were just being developed and the smallest computers took up a large, air-conditioned room). So, I feel like a child in a candy store when I see what can be done today. I’ve started working with Arduinos, and I can’t wait to get my hands on more materials to play with.