The jig in real life, printed in white PETG. A faceplate PCB sits in the bottom half, and a display sits upside-down in the jutting-out holder to the side, flexible PCB in the air, contacts in line with the pads on the PCB.

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1. Robin ╰(ಠ_ಠ✿)╯ (buzzyrobin@chaos.social)'s status on Saturday, 28-Sep-2024 21:57:02 JST Robin ╰(ಠ_ಠ✿)╯

   More Tangara jig stuff! I’ve been working on the faceplate+display solder and stick-down jig.

   With this version, you:
   - Put the PCB in the cradle to the left, the display upside-down in the holder on the right, and solder down the ribbon cable.
   - Close the hinge, make sure the PCB is aligned by having the spring pins stick into the mounting holes.
   - Take the paper off the adhesive strips, the flip the display over and down into the C-shaped hole.

   (Last pic is of an earlier prototype.)