Final Build of 2022… Record-Board

[Dan0h]

I have wanted a mini “nano” type board for a while now to house a little recording chain of pedals. Pedal Train’s Nano runs $79…. But with a 1x2x6 of Maple and less than an hour of time this little guy cost me under $10. Sanded down to 400, super smooth.

Simulcast, General Tso, Equilux, UniCab.
One spot daisy chain for power. Super convenient to move around and store.

I cut enough to make a Mahogany version with two rows as well, just haven’t assembled it yet, for a second board.

Have a safe new year pedal dudes.

 

[benny_profane]

Looks great! How much does it weigh?

 

[Dan0h]

Looks great! How much does it weigh?

Next to Nothing. It’s so nice to carry around.

 

[benny_profane]

Awesome. I'd like to put together a little bass board. This looks like it'd be perfect for that. Thanks for the inspiration!

 

[Dan0h]

Awesome. I'd like to put together a little bass board. This looks like it'd be perfect for that. Thanks for the inspiration!

Super easy. Just cut, screw (pilot holes for sure), and sand. I oiled my walnut version but this one I might just leave natural.

 

[Harry Klippton]

Did I miss all of 2023?

 

[Dan0h]

Did I miss all of 2023?

Lol. My mind is already there but my body… thanks I’ll fix.

 

[Harry Klippton]

The board looks good. I have a nano that I got really cheap way back whenever. Maybe in 2023 I'll finish the other boards I started in 2019

 

[jimilee]

How sturdy is it in the middle? I built a couple of gorm shelf pedal. Works really well.

 

[Dan0h]

How sturdy is it in the middle? I built a couple of gorm shelf pedal. Works really well.

Its solid. Maple is harder than Walnut and my Walnut board has been 100%. The Mahogany is not as hard so I will most likely run a middle support for that board.