I agree, once in a great while while im trouble shooting something I may use "jumper wires" and I almost never would take a picture of that. But this would mean Im having major problems with how some circuit didnt work out as intended.
When I embark on a new project as im making my bill of materials and such, its good to layout a "wiring harness's" according to a schematic that one can review with others, even if you have to go in, and perform surgery on the circuit, it came from a well thought out and competed design you had to commence.
Your flying by the seat of your pants and this may be fashonable, but its reckless.
Better you did not display those pictures. Im will to help you change them if you would like.
One thing that concerns me here, "yes, you are doing something, and new users may reference this".
It just doesnt help to make every mistake on purpose. Instead of the process having 6 steps, you've designed it with 80, thats not very efficient....
In any event carry on, use the comparison with other pictures members of the board
are posting and emulate that...
Newbies would gain better from that approache.
Also, you're tower did turn out fantastic
In that case your approache does work, but its a little much for the wiring and fuse protection side of things.
JW
