Thank you for the recommendation!
Yes I’m able to provide a UV print service and print whatever graphics you need. You can use whatever program you have as long as you’re able to extract the file as a pdf. You do not have to worry about setting up the graphic with a white layer underneath or...
In my honest opinion, if you're looking for just drilling enclosures then i would look into a 3d printer. They can make the jig accurately for drilling. With the cnc machine not only will you need the machine itself but the bits and not to mention the jigs just to hold the enclosures in place...
I had to plug it up as I hadn’t played it in awhile!
So the switch for me decreases the volume a bit and adds a little more bass. TBH I kind of leave it in the down position with more treble.
I run a cnc machine every single day. 1mm thick aluminum is enough to engrave what you need and still fill it with paint. You just need an engraving tool. If you engrave at .35mm deep you can get a nice engraving without going through it.
I make brackets out of 1mm thick steel. They fit on the inside but you’re still adding a mm to the overall enclosure for the pots to fit. These are Hammond but still I can’t see the tayda enclosures being that much thicker. Never had an issue with pots not having enough threading for them not to...
In combination with the aluminum enclosures? I’ve made some in the past using 1mm thick aluminum sheet metal before and never had a problem!
Edit: In fact Ive used 18 ga steel before as well which is 1.2mm thick and again never had an issue. I’m wondering if thicknesses vary from manufacturer.