ESP-12E Breadboard-Friendly Pin Converter

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I wanted to be able to use an ESP-12E module more easily on a breadboard. My requirements were that it must be able to straddle the channel that runs down the middle and leave access to at least one pin connection hole on each side. The result is this simple design that allows you to solder the module on top and routes the connections via 22 Ga. bare copper wire internally down to 2.54 mm spaced channels. Assembly required the following other items: 22 Ga. bare copper wire spool needle nose pliers wire cutters soldering iron solder flux (recommended) I printed mine with natural color PETG so it is very hard to make out the details of my printed piece in the photos. Assembly took me about 35 minutes but I developed a rhythm with fishing the wires thru so I imagine things will go quite a bit quicker next time. Print Settings Printer: Modified Wilson II Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .24 Infill: 42% Notes: You will be printing a model with several 1mm diameter holes. It needs to be somewhat dialed in. I got good results dialing back to a single perimeter and using a beefy infill.