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Glad to have a second confirmation that it sounds exact. Looks awesome too. Is that the Stompboxparts enclosure too? PS. Are you going to sell your original now or keep it? I have ended up selling off almost all my commercial pedals once I build their equivalents.

Thank you for sticking to it. I speak for my self but most likely all of us that it means a lot that you are going through the cost and time to make things right for your customers. I can see why Robert granted you Verified Vendor status.

This is awesome, thank you for sharing your first. I imagine it will not be your last. We can all aspire to reach Reeves Level of Point to point in pedals.

Its solid. Maple is harder than Walnut and my Walnut board has been 100%. The Mahogany is not as hard so I will most likely run a middle support for that board.

Lol. My mind is already there but my body… thanks I’ll fix.

Super easy. Just cut, screw (pilot holes for sure), and sand. I oiled my walnut version but this one I might just leave natural.

Next to Nothing. It’s so nice to carry around.

I have wanted a mini “nano” type board for a while now to house a little recording chain of pedals. Pedal Train’s Nano runs $79…. But with a 1x2x6 of Maple and less than an hour of time this little guy cost me under $10. Sanded down to 400, super smooth. Simulcast, General Tso, Equilux...

Love it when people build this one. Great pedal.

Excuse me while I go pick up all the paint that just peeled off my walls. 🤘🏼

Dude that’s really cool.

Sweet!

Wow. That’s killer shredding!

Final update on this one. Re-wired it so the bypass FS is in circuit and got the bass trim perfect. This thing rules now. And plays well with the rest of my board. Have a great Christmas everyone. Happy building to all.

Seriously considering taking this guy apart and redoing a few things so I don’t have to build a second one. But I sorta want to do a second one with the blacked out 1456 enclosure and make it nice and tidy inside. 1. Move input resistors off jacks and to the board so I can wire up the bypass...

Lots of good ideas here I wish I would have done when I jumped into this. Stocking up on parts is a great idea. Shipping $$ sucks and is one of the few areas you can save on just by ordering more at the same time. The breadboard idea is key. Not only do you get to sample a circuit you really...

How did I miss this. Very cool. Kudos on the graphics too. So much goodness in 2022.

Exactly. Exactly.

Wish I saw those. Perfect.

I had to drill holes in the bottom for it to work out. That’s why I said if I ever do it again I’d order the short bat versions. Even the small ones at tayda were too tall. The good news is they don’t stick out from the bottom they just need a few more MM of space so it still lays flat on the...