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I used to always use those (the ones shown in the first post), and still do on occasion. I made little stepped insulating washers for...

If I had a printer Id be qll over that lol. Good idea for sure.

So it's been some time since I've posted a build report. It's mainly because time has been missing lately and I'm starting to slow down...

Ok yea this was pretty much going to be my approach as well, so its good to hear someone has had success with that method, thans eh.

For the “outie” Jack, either buy another nut to put on the inside or shim with washers to make it flush with the nut on the outside.

I've used those lately, check my last build reports (my 3 big muffs) I bought 10 on aliexpress, they took forever to arrive, but the...

Yea I ended up finding these(pictured) and I dont like how they will end up sticking out a bunch but they'll work, or I also figured I...

To make them work you’d be stuck with 3 options: 1- set it up as center positive and then flip the polarity on your power supply patch...

Damn, yea I figured as much, one can hope though lol.

The metal threads are a problem. The sleeve is positive and it'll be directly connected to a grounded enclosure.

So I almost ordered these jacks (pictured) and luckily realised that we use center negative (Im new). However I also noticed that these...

yea I hadnt even thought about about alternatives to a microcontroller so Im glad you posted what you did, cause its definetly easier to...

Ok, yea Im in canada so futurelec, digikey, mouser. If its stuff I may not end up using or may end up destroying in the process of...

The relay you've linked to is pretty large. Which electronic components supplier(s) are accessible to you? Global suppliers like Tayda...

yea I have a bunch of it, bought it when I bought the iron from the source (canadian radioshack). Back then I just assumed solder solder...