NEW PRODUCT – Learn to solder – Skill badge, iron-on patch
NEW PRODUCT – Learn to solder – Skill badge, iron-on patch. Adafruit offers a fun and exciting “badges” of achievement for electronics, science and engineering. We believe everyone should be able to be rewarded for learning a useful skill, a badge is just one of the many ways to show and share. This is the “I learned to solder” badge which has been used at workshops, Maker Faires and around the world to reward beginners on their electronic journey! This beautiful badge is made in the USA and has subtle details like metallic thread. The badge is skillfully designed and sturdily made to last a life time, the backing is iron-on but the badge can also be sewn on.
Size: 1.7″ x 1.7″ (44mm x 44mm).
In stock and shipping now. You can also get this badge for free for orders $225 or more, it will automatically be added to your cart.
Lastly, if you’re a reseller or hackerspace you can now buy these in bulk as well!
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