I could really use some add light!!I wanted to share this for @swelchy and @pcb rookie who bought or were considering buying the same light I have. I found this at the same site (you know the one). It is the perfect length and is magnetic on the top so these two bits were made for one another. It has a few modes, +/-, power. Definitely a plus on the lighting! $20.
And this would be the perfect fit beind a neck strait edge ruller for guitar neck releise adjustmemmt!!!! Two bird …. And possibly more with one stone
schweeet! must have. thanks fig!I wanted to share this for @swelchy and @pcb rookie who bought or were considering buying the same light I have. I found this at the same site (you know the one). It is the perfect length and is magnetic on the top so these two bits were made for one another. It has a few modes, +/-, power. Definitely a plus on the lighting! $20.
Fig shoot me over that link for the light when you can.. i couldn't find it
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It was only when I was getting into my truck to pick up a prescription that I realized I was still wearing my optivisor . You're such a nerd! were my wife's words. Indeed.
All sorts of groovy things on your nice rack: Nanolog bits, Total Recall, Tube pedal and populated? and a drum thinger mebbe (the one with standoffs)?IC storage and ID. It's something we all think about on a daily basis, right? Well, at least since I started organizing all these little bug-looking things I bought for reasons yet unknown.
I had bought a bunch of parts boxes from SBE just before they went dark, because they were on sale and worked well-enough. When they re-emerged from the DSOM and communication was restored they were still as cheap, so I bought some more.
$1.95 gets you a sturdy D"W x11W" X 2"H, 15 dividers, and a removable lid. It's just a basic parts case but offers an alternative to bins and bags. I've seen other really groovy setups that some of you have shared as well.
Box, Storage, Large
New England's source for guitar pedals, pedal parts and electronics.
Fairly simple setup (it goes well with my persona); This one is a BBD / clock / delay box. I haven't yet finished these so the labels are not stuck-ted to the side.
One addition since I ran out of labels; I've decided to add QR code stickers to the lid that correspond to the part beneath. This will open the datasheet in a browser window for quick access. Here's a 2N5952 for example;
They work really well up on the top rack of my bench. Grab-n-Go!
AI didn't have a 1p4t so I used 1-pole of a 2P4T. I used a bit of no copper perf and #22 bus to fab the board, which fits nicely behind the foot switch with an adhesive standoff.
A Tearjerker or "Qua-wah" as I call it, on the test bench. Sounding pretty good with a square wave!
After testing is finished I'll solder wires in place of those crappy jumpers. For inductors, I used the Four Horsemen of the Awahcalypse;
An EVH CryBaby @ 625mH
Dunlop Red Fasel @ 579mH
Dunlop Yellow Fasel @ 636mH
Sabbadius Soul Halo @ 545mH
IC storage and ID. It's something we all think about on a daily basis, right? Well, at least since I started organizing all these little bug-looking things I bought for reasons yet unknown.
I had bought a bunch of parts boxes from SBE just before they went dark, because they were on sale and worked well-enough. When they re-emerged from the DSOM and communication was restored they were still as cheap, so I bought some more.
$1.95 gets you a sturdy D"W x11W" X 2"H, 15 dividers, and a removable lid. It's just a basic parts case but offers an alternative to bins and bags. I've seen other really groovy setups that some of you have shared as well.
Box, Storage, Large
New England's source for guitar pedals, pedal parts and electronics.
Fairly simple setup (it goes well with my persona); This one is a BBD / clock / delay box. I haven't yet finished these so the labels are not stuck-ted to the side.
One addition since I ran out of labels; I've decided to add QR code stickers to the lid that correspond to the part beneath. This will open the datasheet in a browser window for quick access. Here's a 2N5952 for example;
They work really well up on the top rack of my bench. Grab-n-Go!
A Tearjerker or "Qua-wah" as I call it, on the test bench. Sounding pretty good with a square wave!
After testing is finished I'll solder wires in place of those crappy jumpers. For inductors, I used the Four Horsemen of the Awahcalypse;
An EVH CryBaby @ 625mH
Dunlop Red Fasel @ 579mH
Dunlop Yellow Fasel @ 636mH
Sabbadius Soul Halo @ 545mH
You could have stored them in a bucket! It was right thereIC storage and ID. It's something we all think about on a daily basis, right? Well, at least since I started organizing all these little bug-looking things I bought for reasons yet unknown.
I had bought a bunch of parts boxes from SBE just before they went dark, because they were on sale and worked well-enough. When they re-emerged from the DSOM and communication was restored they were still as cheap, so I bought some more.
$1.95 gets you a sturdy D"W x11W" X 2"H, 15 dividers, and a removable lid. It's just a basic parts case but offers an alternative to bins and bags. I've seen other really groovy setups that some of you have shared as well.
Box, Storage, Large
New England's source for guitar pedals, pedal parts and electronics.
Fairly simple setup (it goes well with my persona); This one is a BBD / clock / delay box. I haven't yet finished these so the labels are not stuck-ted to the side.
One addition since I ran out of labels; I've decided to add QR code stickers to the lid that correspond to the part beneath. This will open the datasheet in a browser window for quick access. Here's a 2N5952 for example;
They work really well up on the top rack of my bench. Grab-n-Go!
