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I had one of these sitting in my pile. I remember there was a version of this with a footswitch for boost, and I really loved it. And it still doesn't disappoint.

I have never been a huge TS fan, but I do like Werewolves. And this does have some nice tones.

My wife just calls it nerd porn. So at least you get an "It's nice." :)

You’re good to upload RGB The tool converts everything to CMYK internally and builds the proper print layers automatically. No prep needed on your end.

I had a Caesar chorus board on hand with some fresh new black powder coated enclosures from @StompBoxParts . So I decided to build another Creature Chorus.

I will say your black powder coated enclosures are my go to for my fiber laser, the powder coat is top notch. Tayda uses some sort of epoxy or other paint on their enclosures and it doesn't do as well as actual powder coating in terms of using a fiber laser.

I started going through a huge backlog of pcbs and found this, I have never built a small stone before, just variants aka Whetstone. I call it the Event Horizon.

Sagan Delay, has three chips and is a killer pedal, I think I have some old PCBs left, I need to build one again.

The details in the skulls and hexagons came out really nice! Thanks for sharing!

I like it so far.

This one is going to be lots of fun, just playing it for a little bit and I can already tell.

Great job on tidying up that foot switch wiring!

This is expected behavior PedalForge trims transparent space before scaling, so if your PNG has a lot of empty space around the artwork it will remove that and then scale what’s left to fill the enclosure. That’s why it looks like it’s zooming in. Best fix is to export your design at full...

NIce and clean, looks great!

I used the Muffin Fuzz build doc, the components do match up, you just have to make sure to not mix up the A and B variants. The components you are most likely are not able to match are most likely R23 and R24. those most likely are part of the tone bypass on the Muffin Fuzz. All the rest should...

+1 try this as well.

Yeah that 3pdt switch wiring looks like it has seen better days. They can be sensitive to excess heat. Honestly the pcb components don't look too bad for just using an iron for a few days. I would definitely clean it up and honestly redo the offboard wiring to the switch. Do you have a...

Looks like your links are not working, maybe trying uploading the images to the forum directly, or even a screenshot will sometimes work in a pinch.

Just finished my first double muffin, I went with the triangle and Stomp 75. Loving it so far!

No, the ICs, with numbering or lettering are specific for that circuit, the sockets are what you solder in first, that way you can remove the IC if needed and not have to desolder the legs. There are two main varieties. This one with the milled sockets. Or this one with the metal insertion...