Breadboard purchasing tips
   from [1]https://forum.arduino.cc/t/good-quality-breadboards/539538/9
   This is also of interest to me because I almost completed a 12dof
   quadruped robot for my niece and nephew during my chemotherapy, but
   then got confused and stopped associated with breaking the prototype
   controller, which I had foolishly soldered onto a wire wrap board, not
   knowing how to use one.
   > I've seen 3M and Global Specialties recommended.
   > recommend the K&H AD-series breadboards, they have 6 tiepoints per
   strip
   > breadboards made by Osepp are pretty reliable.
   > have found that the breadboards with the model number, “ZY-201”,
   available on ebay, work well
   > would recommend BusBoard. They have good breadboards and they last
   long.
   wirewrap:
   > Green PCB is from Velleman,

   > [2]https://www.vellemanusa.com/products/view/?country=us&lang=enu&id=
   350322 15

   > ECS 1/2 it's called, very good quality, holes very even spaced and
   pads are also very good.

   > Wirewrap sockets and wirewrap socket strips, 30 AWG wire, and
   wrapping tool can be found here.

   > [3]https://www.peconnectors.com/wire-wrap-sockets-and-headers/ 22

   > I use the Gold colored tool on page 2. Stripper built into the
   handle.

References

   1. https://forum.arduino.cc/t/good-quality-breadboards/539538/9
   2. https://www.vellemanusa.com/products/view/?country=us&lang=enu&id=350322
   3. https://www.peconnectors.com/wire-wrap-sockets-and-headers/