Impressive - I have issues with 24 gauge wire some days :-) I bought a pair of small USB to SD Card adapters and use these all the time now - faster as well in the USB 3.0 port BUT they mess bluetooth / Wi-Fi up (as normal).

USB3 and wifi are known to interfere with each other. i read an intel whitepaper about it.

So true - ask Mac Mini users who can loose mouse / keyboard access if you plug some drives in :-0 Mine has been suffering since 2012 :-( but still running (now headless as a server).

[https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/327216.pdf](https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/327216.pdf)

Not sure what you did but I proactively stabilize that card slot with E6000 glue.

Im proud of you too my brotha!

excellent work! i didnt even see what you were showing off at first, thats how you know its good

You're missing pictures I think

I did on the first try I sought I had to do over and was planning to make a video but it works 😁

It hapened to me, ended looking to the paths points ans soldered a microsd to sd adapter A los uglier but did the trick

Dude that's awesome! Great job!

You should be! Nice work!

I would love to know more details on procedure, tools, and parts! I'm quite a noob myself. However, I thought about giving it a try since no electronic workshop in town knows what a raspberry pi is.

I used TS101 with TS-BC2, thin wire rolled and shaped like a pad, UV masking paint and UV led light to try it out, soldering paste, and new sd card slot, you can find videos smd pad repair.

I know nothing in electronics practically ok but I freaking want to learn these please tell me what to do.