mywmyw
Active member
I bought a bunch of bright pink, orange, green, and yellow accoutrement that i'll be using for a series of neon builds. My first time using a predrilled tayda enclosure and . didnt save that much time cause i had to open up every single hole. Went too far on the step bit with the led bezel hole, so i covered it up with an extra hex nut. I like that there was juuuust enough room for the battery on the side. On builds with bigger boards though, the low position of the stomp switch hole would make fitting a battery down there impossible. if i had used longer leads to the switch board, i probably could have had enough slack to fit the battery on top. just food for thought.
also: for those who use molex on the 4 leads ot the switch, what connectors do i need? i bought a 4 pin boy and female housing, but i think i forgot a crimp connector or something? im unsure how it all goes together, never done it before. thanks in advance.
Good job hiding the oversized hole, it looks good. I've had to enlarge or oblong holes because of clearance problems. A shiny stainless washer can hide a multitude of sins.
