Vice – A Simple PCB Workstation from a Bambu Spool

Ever looked at an empty Bambu Lab filament spool and thought:"This could be something more..."? Introducing Vice! A minimal, modular PCB workstation built from a recycled Bambu Lab spool and a set of 3D-printable components. It’s designed for quick, non-destructive probing and development, especially with tools like the Bus Pirate.🔩 FeaturesRecycled Bambu Lab Spool BaseThe spool acts as a sturdy, perforated workbench — perfect for mounting with standard screws.Two Modular Mount TypesPCB Holders – Snap-in mounts to hold your PCB securely without tape or clamps.Probe Arms – Designed to hold acupuncture needles (or pogo pins) under light spring pressure, allowing you to probe test points, headers, and IC pins without soldering.Compatible with Bus Pirate & Debug ToolsJust hook up with Dupont wires and start sniffing I²C, SPI, UART, or anything else.Non-destructive & AdjustableNo clips, no glue — just precision probing and a stable mount.🛠️ What You’ll Need1x empty Bambu Lab filam