Tutorial MaKING Printed Circuit Boards with Wild Clay It is an open secret that the hardware in our smart devices contains not only plastics but also conflict minerals such as tungsten, tin, tantalum, silver and gold. We are investigating alternative hardware from locally sourced materials, so-called ethical hardware, to develop and speculate upon renewable practices for the benefit of both nature and humans. We are exploring different materials, sentient, low-impact, non-toxic, fair traded, recycled and urban mined means of production. We aim to challenge the common PCB (printed circuit board) economies in an artistic, creative, positive and responsible way applying feminist hacking as an artistic methodology and critical framework. Our initial idea was to develop a microcontroller PCB that could work with the ATmega328P chip, which is commonly used in the famous Arduino Uno board (or Arduina board , as some feminists call it). Why this chip?…