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I actually had the 10w and returned it because the 10w would do it maxed out but it's so much better with the 20

20W

About 12 minutes on the cut file..

Elegoo Phecda

PCB is clean!... nice build

Getting some things going.., still trying to figure out how to align my stuff on the setup.., not bad for my first try with the laser engraver..This is such a good little delay too!

if you have a 3d printer or have a friend you can squirt these out I shared a file on thingiverse for peeps.. 3d Print Dual gang pot covers

Nothing wrong with that man!.. looks good. I take a paer towel... wet it and fold it down several times to a square and use the wet towel as a squeegee to work most bubbles out..... you have to find the right balance so it wont shift your graphic and make you start all over..lol

is there a cover on the back of your pot on reverse side of board?

Drill it where you want.. solder 2 wires to the pcb... use a length of heat shrink to keep it clean... viola!

Egg salent

Tape really wont work... the solder and clipped end will poke through and ground out once you tighten it all down

Sorry... your soldering does need a little work... one of your ic legs looks bridged to a resistor.... Could just be that flux is reflecting light.. you should probably clean the board well with 99% iso ....doesn't appear you have insulators on the back of your potentiometers either..

first thing I see is your input/output jack wiring is backwards

any run of the mill GE Diodes from Stomp box parts would be fine if you have any and just want the mojo factor... the D9 series would be fine there for real germanium

I'm definetly a metric guy since I've been in the woodworking business all my life.... We do everything in metric with drawings and measurements..

sheesh that's purdy

make sure your printer settings are 8 1/2 x 11 and not fit to page

build is clean.. it's gotta be the tranny or pinout on the tranny.. or possibly the tranformer

normal behavior.....