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Give this thread a read through, it'll take you step by step for each part of the build process and is probably one of the best tutorials for beginners.

You're going to want them on the other side of the board.

You can make a Dizzy Tone, definitely worth looking into.

It's like deja vu all over again.

I've got an old friend who is a huge metal head. He'd never heard of the HM-2 so I offered to build him one. He's a big fan of the Metal Zone and I figured that this could easily kick that off his board. He didn't want it at first, but after sending him some demos he messaged me a couple of days...

My PPCB orders have been taking longer than usual with USPS. They ship fast but float around Florida for a couple days usually.

Here in California at least DHL has always been less expensive for me. I have a cart right now with Tayda (about $100 worth) and UPS is $5 more expensive. DHL has always been on time for me while my experience with UPS is that they tend to be a couple of days late.

I made these at home on my lathe. I had a few little stubby bits of brass leftover from making knobs and decided to bore them out and cut them off to match the dimensions of the fabled white plastic washer. I was just thinking of ways to reuse some of the scrap I was making. So it was a joke...

In reality everyone needs to use custom, hand-made, brass, knurled washers or else their footswitch will explode. I happen to have some available for $75 a piece. A small price to pay to keep your house safe from an untimely explosion.

Now I'm having flashbacks of my first time trying to solder a ground wire to the back of a pot with my old 15w Radio Shack soldering iron :ROFLMAO:

Beautiful, clean, and inspired. It's definitely a @dawson build. Excellent shit here, dude.

I keep two flush cutters: my Knipex and whatever pair happens to be on Amazon for $12. I only use the Knipex for cutting leads.

I was always under the impression that it should be the first in line. Might be the place to start, at least.

This is a really great looking pedal. Classic and classy. Nicely done.

Ridin' high, my friend.

I always enjoy your posts, thanks for sharing. This is pretty rad.

Far out, man.

Yeah, lots of light is key. I have a nice little lamp that I use. I'd suggest getting a small lamp or something rather than replying on one that comes on the visor.