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@jcpst This file is ready for Tayda printing with all the layers included. (Before I joined the hobby, I also did not know that the pdf’s could have layers). If someone wanted to augment it, they would need to use Adobe Illustrator to make the alterations.

@Roanacho I used the below 3mm led bezels. The LEDs will “clip” into these bezels easily. https://www.taydaelectronics.com/leds/led-holders-bezels/3mm-led-lampshade-protector-clear.html

When the file is opened in Adobe Illustrator, all three layers are seen. You are only seeing the top layer, which is the varnish/gloss layer.

done.

Attached is the pdf for art and drill markings. A drilling template can be extrapolated from the coordinates. I hand drilled my enclosure and it worked well. Enjoy.

I've got the template for the drive channel for the L5 Preamp. If that is the version you need, I'd be happy to share the UV printing file.

If you made something like my Marriage keeper, I think you could fit these two in the enclosure. https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb483/ https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb481/ Now, that you mention this idea….I do have the EVPreamp lying around. I think I may throw it into the enclosure! 😁

Thanks! The splitter design was pure luck. I messed up on a UV print, but the face plate hides it nicely. The knobs were accidentally purchased, but it all worked well!

Here are a few pedals that I recently made. The Straylight is a fabulous Univibe. I really like the cancel feature. The Paragon is made with 1S1588 and BA282 diodes. The splitter is a utility pedal.

I have done the Cricuit route. It does a good job, but I can give you some advice. When choosing font, pick one that that is not too thin. The thin letters can be difficult to tease out and adhere to the pedal. Initially, I tried to use acrylic to coat and seal the art to the pedal; however...

The PCB has the values of all the parts, so it is straightforward. 😁

Very nice job!

Thanks! The font is "Good times." I would agree that capacitor leads are better than resistor leads. Tayda did the square jack hole. I misjudged the alignment, but admittedly, it was the first time that I did a non-circle shape for the drilling. It was a good learning experience.

Thanks!

For all of those PCBs, I wasn’t picky about the specs and let the trimmers dial in the sound. All sounded great. Those are some great pedals.

This is a tough pedal. It is tough due to the enclosure and fitting the circuit. Here are some tips that I learned- 1. Dry fit as much as you can, so that you can properly align the pots, etc. 2. Make sure that you order the right jacks and the grounding piece for the jack. If you don’t have...

The box is a 1590XX. Good luck!

It has a nice clean sound. I place a preamp pedal in front of it and that makes it even better. I liked it best with the Cobbler (PedalPCB) or L5 preamp (AionFx). The headphone amp is a great space saver. I would go for it.

Great pedal! The enclosure is also fantastic. I would agree with you about the wish for a separate pot for the tremolo. I felt the same way when playing my beast.

This one is the most versatile. It is an epic build with lots of challenges, but really satisfying to make. https://aionfx.com/project/xenotron-modulation-machine/ This may be my best sounding flanger (MBP Collosalus- MXR 117). I like the Electric Mistress, but don't love the metallic...