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@HamishR did a nice write up of his fence method here: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/enclosure-drilling.22562/post-286510 Here's another interesting idea from that thread https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/enclosure-drilling.22562/post-286549 Another thread...

Congrats! You’re off to a great start. That looks a lot better than my first one!

Yeah, I've read some of those horror stories. Sadly the extra cost and potential headache is pushing that particular guitar off my shopping list I think.

Any drill press is a lot better than no drill press. Any of those you linked look totally fine for making holes in aluminum boxes. I'd even question whether you'd do just as well with the smallest one instead of the next size up. I guess I'd just want to make sure you could fit an enclosure...

Building guitars sounds a lot like the proposition of building guitar pedals. Sure, I can built one rat pedal cheaper than buying one, but there's no math I can do that would suggest getting into pedal building was a frugal choice. :ROFLMAO: Once I open the floodgates on guitar building (or...

That would be way easier. I think that's an option for sellers, and there are companies/ products where that's being done, but as far as I can tell from adding guitars to carts, doesn't seem like the case on the stuff I've looked at. I played a friend's squier tele baritone yesterday and really...

I've been shopping cheap(ish) baritones semi seriously, and one of the cool looking options is this Jet model...

That’s awesome! I used to do some metalworking stuff with my local makerspace. They asked me recently about doing some more of that, but I’d way rather do something with pedals. On the off chance that comes together I’ll definitely hit you up for some more details!

Sweet fuzz! I wanna hear more about this workshop idea.

Beautiful! That would be worthy of a lexan lid-mount ala this build from @owlexifry https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/tagboard-ce-2-chorus.19240/#post-237833

I was skeptical you could hold my attention for 7 minutes demoing a one knob boost, but you did it. That’s a cool range of sounds!

Looks great! But how does it sound?? Any annoying crackles? 🤣

Paint pens 4lyfe

I get everything I can from Tayda. If Tayda doesn't have it I move on to Stompbox parts, SmallBear, Amplified Parts in roughly that order. Digikey/ mouser are my last resort. I haven't seen anyone argue that Tayda isn't still the cheapest game in town even in the age of tariffs.

Robert's workbench: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/whats-on-the-workbench.4225/page-160#post-367017 Your workbench: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/what%E2%80%99s-on-your-workbench.13146

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/miab-pedals.7448/

I bought an arduino starter kit like 12 years ago. Haven’t touched it! 🤣 I haven’t looked at any of that stuff in a while bit I remember adafruit.com having some cool approachable looking projects.

4 cents at Tayda https://www.taydaelectronics.com/dust-seal-covers-for-potentiometer.html

Turns out I didn't. Someone else beat me to the DM button! :ROFLMAO: Probably for the best. I'm already up to my eyeballs in pcbs over here.