Kẹp PCB và Hỗ trợ Hàn Lò Xo Nam Châm

you need: 

a spring (like from a pen)

m3 screws

a m3 heatset insert

for the probes: a piece of metal like a small nail, pogo-pin etc. and some wire. The one with the wider tip can be used to make custom flashing jigs for devices. Tolerances would have to be incredible tight for this to fit so i decided to let the user use a drill for those holes. 

There are bases with and without holes for the magnets (My magnets were 6.8 wide and 3.6mm height but theres also a 6mm diameter one). if you have a different magnet, use prusa slicer to add a hole for your magnets with the no holes base. Right click on the part and add a negative volume according to your magnet. 

I also included a base for a clamp on a flexible arm. I got mine from a broken USB-ring-light and added clamps to it.