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Is it the common practice to ground the shield at the "signal source" side of the wire run? I've heard that in tube amp construction, and have used that technique when running shielded wires.

I've used the rustoleum clears several times. If you get the 2X Clear or Professional Clear, expect it to take a long time to cure. I switched to the rustoleum Automotive clear. It dries much faster as it's a different type of paint, I believe Laquer over Enamel type. Rust-Oleum-Automotive...

Friggin awesome crackle! Is that the stuff you spray on then blow air over it to get the crackle effect?

I worked on a hospital system install in Keeweenaw once. We started in the winter and were there on and off until summer. The snow was pushed up as high as the eaves on some of the houses, I'd not seen snow like that before. I asked one of the people in the Lab about what they did with all...

Just picked up a couple! Now time to populate that War Scythe board and think of some goofy graphic to screen print on it!

That tone reminds me of watching a Zappa concert video! Fantastic work! Now all I can think of is the solo from The Muffin Man! Oh, and "Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers" from Baby Snakes! Hahahaha

Ya'll gonna make me go and buy more powder!:ROFLMAO:

I've used these multicolored solid and stranded packs of different gauges. It's handy and gives you more options to color code your wire setup, I get too confused seeing 300 wires that are all the same color stuffed into an enclosure. I haven't had any issues!

Awesome! Now I know what to do with some of the proto boards I have laying around!

I've just started milling boards on my cnc, which is a 400x300 mm work area, which is much more area than needed. I also have a 3018 size and it is completely capable of milling circuit boards. There are a lot of videos on the single sided and double sided milling. I went straight to double...