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What did she use for the black paint? Was it direct onto a powder coated box then clear coated? She is very talented. I can totally see you wanting to commission her for more. Kid's got the knack!

Get well soon, Barry! You got this!

Woooo! I can't believe this year is almost done. I lost my job of 12 years teaching and hosting large hands-on cooking parties, moved out of one of the most expensive cities in the world to somewhere dirt cheap (because I have no income, haha), and got back into hanging out here because you guys...

I'm a fan of the Quad Hands. Also, I put my spool of solder on one of the arms and that helps keep things close. Whatever you end up getting be sure to add something to the jaws of the clips that can protect the PCB. The teeth of those things can chew up the board pretty easily. Silicone tubing...

Super cool! Beautiful execution. I love that song Lady Luck by Richard Swift. Rip.

I use plastic parts drawers. Each drawer has a slot to add a divider and I used cut cardboard in that place where needed. I made labels on the P-Touch which are removable so I can reorganize or add new values if needed.

Same. I like it!

To clean the board, read this (scroll down to figure 16): https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/basic-workflow-tips-for-building-a-pedalpcb.1165/

It really is quite beautiful out on Bodega Bay. I was also out there last year to fish king salmon on a small boat we chartered. The fog was thick but we saw dozens of humpbacks surfacing all around us and we even saw a leatherback turtle. It was awesome. Hitchcock filmed The Birds there. There...

That's got serious mojo. I hope you used tropical fish caps for that dungeon-esque Pullertone. I'll let myself out.

If your soldering technique is solid and you are happy with the results you are getting then flux is not necessary. This tutorial was intended for absolute beginners so if one is not confident in their abilities or is not utilizing an ideal setup of tools or ingredients, then flux is simply...

Good Idea! My workbench is disassembled and all in boxes though. Moving to a new state (Oregon). Might be awhile til I get to take a photo. But, I'll add it as a step in there somewhere!

Glad to help! ?

It's hard to say for me. If I use one I always run compressor first but sometimes I like to run a phaser after it, Followed by more dirt, other times a dirt directly after. That Perco is pretty wild. have you built one and loved the sound? It seems like something that would be a once in a while...

I used MLCC there. Ceramic works too. Generally, everything under 1n can be MLCC