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I have used Posca (a popular choice) and Molotow, and both are good!

Inkscape here too, I use it frequently to vectorize graphics for pedal- and non-pedal related work. It's free and quite good, although a bit of a learning curve if you are used to working with bitmaps.

Absolutely pristine design and execution, great work!

Awesome, thank you for sharing!

I would also like that :) (for whenever I get back to building)

Cool!

Huge mood

I'm also in this camp, the Rean are my favourites. Lumbergs are great too and the de facto standard for small spaces, but I there was some issue with potential inauthenticity of the ones from Tayda - I'd always erred on the side of getting them from LMS (only easy if you're in the US nowadays)...

Love how much cool stuff Tayda is turning out these days, hate that I haven't built anything in over a year!!

I LOVE Wingspan. This is an amazing pedal, great job.

OSH's PCBs are pricey, but it's not for nothing - they are super high quality.

Also keep in mind that a "good" lead-free joint may look like a "cold" lead joint - best to get out the ohmmeter if you're in doubt.

2 Form C I think

A third for echoing sentiments in this thread and recommending a Black Eye, it's an absurdly good pedal. Still watch out for the high voltage!! This is no joke!!

Yeah for small boards OSH's quality to price ratio is insane, I like them.

I actually think both of those colours are great, lol.

Thank you! It's a nice one, I'm sure you'll be satisfied. I have been delaying horribly on uploading the gerbers due to other life commitments, but I have a couple of spare boards, and you can have one if you like!

SOVCOM is the go-to, no worries there, and ml-electronics/bg2014manue (two storefronts run by the same guy) are also reliable sources for NOS Soviet stuff. As mentioned there are a handful of good sellers for this sort of product in Ukraine and elsewhere in Eastern Europe, I wouldn't be too...

Oh fuck yes, I have been dying to get my hands on one of these for a long time!