Stickman393
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Yes. Yes I see the issue here.
Made in England. That won't do.
Made in England. That won't do.
It was at this point I realized I’d F****d up
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pbrommer
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Aw man. I would give it a loving home for “pedal enclosures that aren’t good at being”I feel you have a stronger commitment to plugging them holes than meit’s going in to the home for enclosures in the sky
Yes yes yes, or they could be ‘servicing ports’ or air vents or something
Stickman393
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Feral Feline
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Yup, crazy glue some screen-door mesh onto the backside, CHAMFER the outer edge to a REALLY NICE FINISH, and it will look like it's factory.
I've seen these on cars, to cover scratches and small dents:
You could get the above in a lapel pin:
Won't be big enough to cover the hole, but that's the FUNNY part.
Lapel Band-Aid comes in gold-finish, too.
Passinwind
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Short pan head bolts are often another viable option, and a lot easier to find in metric sizes IME.
Feral Feline
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Drill it for all PPCB drill templates, test mule on which you can box it before you test it, and rock it, before you box it and then rock it...I’m starting think I’m wasteful, it’s in the edge of the bin
Cut it in half, then bolt the halves to a breadboard (a literal board) and then cut holes and slots in the halves to hold pots and switches to
breadboard with (verb-wise as in the prototyping pedals breadboard-sense of things) on a breadboard (the electrical kind) that's on your
breadboard (the bread kind, that you may once had actually sliced bread upon). Reduce, reuse, recycle and save your bread, man. Eh, save your
breadboard, save breadboarding, Save The Breadboards! Do breadboards need salvation? Breadboard on your breadboard that's on your
breadboard with halves that have been bored, not boring at all, 'twould be fun to bore it all to hell. For your breadboard
DING! On abreadboard. That's on a board that once was used as a breadboard... yup, any way you slice it...
x=twobyfourbreadboard......damn, I feel dizzy
Some really great ideas here. I ballsed up a 1590bb some time ago and I use that for a lot of the stuff above.Drill it for all PPCB drill templates, test mule on which you can box it before you test it, and rock it, before you box it and then rock it...
Cut it in half, then bolt the halves to a breadboard (a literal board) and then cut holes and slots in the halves to hold pots and switches to
breadboard with (verb-wise as in the prototyping pedals breadboard-sense of things) on a breadboard (the electrical kind) that's on your
breadboard (the bread kind, that you may once had actually sliced bread upon). Reduce, reuse, recycle and save your bread, man. Eh, save your
breadboard, save breadboarding, Save The Breadboards! Do breadboards need salvation? Breadboard on your breadboard that's on your
breadboard with halves that have been bored, not boring at all, 'twould be fun to bore it all to hell. For your breadboard
breadboard. That's on a board that once was used as a breadboard... yup, any way you slice it...
...damn, I feel dizzy
JTEX
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Wanna see real waste? Here's a doozie from my Annals of Failure. I effed up and got Tayda to drill a whole row of 4 holes about 2mm too low. Pots were all PCB-mounted, so there was no room for error. Two years later it still bothers me.I’m starting think I’m wasteful, it’s in the edge of the bin
Feral Feline
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SEND THEM TO ME!
vigilante398
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I've literally thought about getting into metal casting just so I would have something useful to do with all my "whoops" boxes. Didn't come out right? Melt it down and pour it into something else.
JTEX
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They're long gone...
That would haunt me for all eternity
jhaneyzz
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PapaBear
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You can use them for Faceplate designs
Feral Feline
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I know, but every time you show that pic, well... it's a trigger.
HMM Forum won't let me quote jhaneyzz's post...
I was looking for the pic in jhaneyzz's post #36, I was going to use it when I suggested screen-door mesh in post #26
hamerfan
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That helps for good ventilation of all inside parts.
