Solder Party

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We design easy to use products that help you develop your projects. All our products are open source HW and SW! Find our links at https://links.solder.party/

A photo of a 3d printed case similar to a cassette tape case, but without the reel holder part. The case is standing on its side, open at a 100-ish degree angle, inside is the KeebDeck Basic.
Screenshot from EasyEDA Professional showing the symbol, the footprint, and the 3D model for the KeebDeck Keyboard.
A collage of 8 photos, each showing a customized Supercon Badge. Mostly various 3D-printed or PCB front panels, but also one with a wrist adapter.
Screenshot of the Fusion component preview, showing the symbol, footprint, and the 3D model for the KeebDeck Keyboard.
A different angle of the front of the KeebDeck Basic
A photo of the top and bottom of the Silicone Keypad, the bottom is all white with some actuators that are meant to press on the dome sheet domes. The top has lots of keys in an orthogonal layout.
A photo of the KeebDeck Keyboard keypad and dome sheet. The dome sheet has many domes visible through the white plastic, and 8 black pieces of tape to cover where the backlight LEDs would be. The Keyboard has 69 keys with the usual PC layout, and a few extra ones color symbols and colors.
The KeebDeck Mini connected over USB to a laptop it's sitting on. The laptop is showing a paragraph from Alice in wonderland to be typed in 30 seconds.
Three fact sheets, each with the corresponding product on it: the rp2xx stamp family, FlexyPins, and the KeebDeck keyboard.
A table with black fabric on it, and lots of A4 sheets with text on it. Each sheet describes a project, and there are PCBs and products on the sheets too.
A photo of a small device labeled KeebDeck Pico. The device has a small silicone keypad with letters and symbols. It also has a LCD display showing the Meshtastic BaseUI. And it also has an antenna connected to a SMA connector.
A midsummer wreath with text "15% off with code "MIDSOMMAR".
A photo of two pcbs, one green with a solder party keyboard footprint and a square outline for an lcd above it, and one black, the a silicone qwerty keypad with the Solder Party logo as one of the keys. There is also a third, smaller PCB which is an M.2 module with the ESP32-P4 chip and a microSD slot.
A device with a small thumb keyboard, an antenna and a fake screen.
A table with the Solder Party standee, the 10x Stamp, stickers, and lots of keyboard PCBs.
Arturo, Anu, and Paul by the Pimoroni sign.
A graphic saying "come see us at" followed by the open hardware summit 2025 logo, and then "May 30-31, 2025 in Edinburgh"
Luggage with a Solder Party sticker on top.
a photo of four boards. two are simple breakout boards for the USB type-c plug, one has USB 3 pins, the other doesn't. the other two boards are also USB type-c plug ones, but one has a battery charger chip and connector, and the other one has a cp2102 serial chip and footprints for headers.
A photo of two development boards. One is a board with a Stamp footprint and a stamp held down by flexypins. the board has double row pin headers all around the stamp and a USB port. the other board is a simple breakout with the RPi RM2 held by flexypins
A graphic saying "come see us at" followed by the open hardware summit 2025 logo, and then "May 30-31, 2025 in Edinburgh"
A selfie from the neck down to waist. Me wearing a solder party t-shirt
A PCB render in KiCad, showing off the three new footprints, one with smd pads, through holes, and flexypins, one with smd pads and through holes, and one with just smd pins.
3 emails from oshwa on October 11th, each confirming a new product of ours being certified. The products are the RP2350 Stamp and Stamp XL, as well as the Carrier XL.
A Stamp Carrier with lots of headers and connectors and a Stamp XL mounted using FlexyPins in the middle.
A list of Open Hardware certified projects listing the RP2040 Stamp, Rp2040 Stamp Carrier, RP2350 Stamp, RP2350 Stamp XL, and the RP2xxx Stamp Carrier XL.
A set of three PCBs, one is a small rectangular one, the RP2350 Stamp, and another is a bit larger, the RP2350 Stamp XL. The last one is a Due/Mega form-factor and footprints for the Stamps to be installed. It also contains a large amount of various connectors, including USB Host and Device, microSD, HDMI-shaped one, Qwiic, LiPo, DC Jack.
KiCad's pcb viewer with the PCB containing the Stamp, a ribbon connector and a JST connector.
A large full color PCB, a 10x size version of the RP2350 Stamp, on an easel. Some keebs in the background?
A table with black cloth and lots of pcbs on it with labels next to them. There is also a large PCB with full color silkscreen on an easle. Also a photo frame with the Solder Party logo, description and a qr code. There's also some keeb things in a box in the back 👀
A set of three PCBs, one is a small rectantular one, the RP2350 Stamp, another is a bit larger, the RP2350 Stamp XL. The last one is a Due/Mega form-factor and footprints for the Stamps to be installed. It also contains a large amount of various connectors, including USB Host and Device, microSD, HDMI-shaped one, Qwiic, LiPo, DC Jack.
Lots of Solder Party boards with discounts
A lanyard with a clip behind the neck so that the lanyard can be open and closed. The clip at the bottom also has a phone strap attached. The material is black with white thread. The design consists of the Solder Party logo, colorful dots, and the Solder Party text in the Fredoka One font.
Heckin cute Solder Party stickers
Solder Party tshirt
A bunch of Solder Party stickers, plain and glitter ones, on a cutting mat. Also on the seed a small corner of a CNCd anodized aluminum case is showing. The corner has a screw in it as well as laser-etched text saying 5V, 3.3V, GND, GPIO..., GPI..., GP...
A closeup of an anodized aluminum CNC-milled case with laser etched Solder Party logo on the back. The case is made out of two halves with a bit of a loose fit, but it's ok, it's just a prototype. At the bottom of the case there's a USB Type-C socket.
4 RP2040 Stamp products, all discounted 10%
The RP2040 Stamp, the BBQ20 Keyboard, and the PicoCart64-Lite