EEEEE M2–M4 Brass Standoff Kit (572pcs)
M2/M2.5/M3/M4 hex brass standoffs, screws and nuts — mounts any board on your arm.
Best for: Mounting every board
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Fasteners & Hardware
Nothing stalls a build like being one M3 screw short. A standoff-and-screw assortment lets you mount the Arduino, driver board and power module cleanly off the frame (so solder joints don’t short), and supplies the small fasteners that printed brackets and servo horns need. Brass and nylon standoffs in M2–M4 cover essentially every board and bracket on a hobby arm.
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Ladinka M3 Nylon Standoff Kit (580pcs)
Non-conductive M3 nylon standoffs and screws — safe board mounting with zero short risk.
Best for: Short-safe board mounting
Csdtylh M2–M3 Brass Standoff Kit (480pcs)
Compact M2/M2.5/M3 brass standoff assortment — covers Raspberry Pi and small boards.
Best for: Pi & small-board builds
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