RedSnapper - The Compact and Precise Pin Header Adjustment Tool - 2.54mm Pitch

Name: RedSnapper - The Compact and Precise Pin Header Adjustment Tool - 2.54mm Pitch
SKU: 1443
Price: 4.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued

(2 Reviews) Designed by phenoptix in United Kingdom

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RedSnapper - The Compact and Precise Pin Header Adjustment Tool - 2.54mm Pitch 1

Overview The RedSnapper is a tool for the kitter's tool box. When you need to snap a lot of headers accurately you reach for the RedSnapper! Details The RedSnapper is based on the WHSN by Oomlout wit…

Overview

The RedSnapper is a tool for the kitter's tool box. When you need to snap a lot of headers accurately you reach for the RedSnapper!

Details

The RedSnapper is based on the WHSN by Oomlout with a number of tweaks to make it pocket sized and pretty. Set for 2.54mm pitch headers, for 2mm pitch check out the BlueBreaker!

Use Cases

Snapping headers! Accurately and quickly.

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Gamaiel | May 3, 2014

Practical. Functional. Original.

I like the RedSnapper because it's unique, well thought out, easy to assemble, and useful. Perfect for kitting. Snap on!

Jason | Jan. 7, 2014

Neat kit and useful tool

The snapper is a neat design that does just what it says - perfect for making up component kits, where breaking off hundreds of identical length headers can otherwise be hit and miss. I did think an instruction sheet could be useful though - took me a little while to figure out the correct way to use the slide and pin.