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Nice work, I'll probably never get mine built for putting off the enclosure work, so many other things to do.

I can't keep up with the hobbies I have already!

You could use the thick double-sided tape and double or triple it up to get the height you need

I'd second the Super Stevie

Not where I can look at it just now, but I would add an additional white layer, or your white will have a gray tint. Edit: There may be an option to just print it twice been a while since I've done white on Black

They should be fine

Figalicous!

I tend to lean towards reading Chuck's articles in the Boneyard.

I use a Peak DCA75 for diodes and transistors, resistors I use my DMM

I've been using blue tac for years and rarely when it softens and sticks to the board, I just blot it off with the blue tac and it comes right off.

Where do you plug your guitar in?

Someone asked me to expand on this and that alert seems to have dropped off. If you look in the Post "Basic Workflow for Pedal Building" in step four it's demonstrated.

I usually just build them as is

I just use a piece of strip board

When you tighten things up the legs of the LED may be bowing and hitting the bezel

Leaded

That looks correct, just put the switch on the same center lines as the volume and tone pots.

By all means if anybody wants one they should contact you first!

I have a spare if you really want one.

I think his courses are great starting points for beginners and he is very supportive of the DIY community! Even suggesting building a clone of one of his pedal designs. Unlike many pedal designers he recognizes the DIY community is not a threat to his livelihood.