UV Printing/Drilling/Faceplates through AmplifyFun (Tayda alternative)

[benny_profane]

Yeah that makes sense. Especially with the massive amount of printing they are doing. Do you know if the spot colors are just specific CMYK values or is there something else at play there?

There's something specific there. There's more information than just the CMYK value in the spot color swatch. If you try to emulated it with just the CMYK, you'll end up with the color that renders on your screen. The Roland swatches are easy enough to import into Affinity Designer, though, so it's not too much of an issue. You just have to be sure to select 'Honor Spot Colors' when you export the PDF.

 

[Danbieranowski]

There's something specific there. There's more information than just the CMYK value in the spot color swatch. If you try to emulated it with just the CMYK, you'll end up with the color that renders on your screen. The Roland swatches are easy enough to import into Affinity Designer, though, so it's not too much of an issue. You just have to be sure to select 'Honor Spot Colors' when you export the PDF.

Good to know!

 

[giovanni]

@Danbieranowski would you mind sharing your file for the laser engraver faceplate? I don’t intend to copy your design, I just want to have a good starting point!

 

[Prudhomb]

Cool

 

[Danbieranowski]

@Danbieranowski would you mind sharing your file for the laser engraver faceplate? I don’t intend to copy your design, I just want to have a good starting point!

Unfortunately, I no longer have it. Since I got that faceplate made I've completely overhauled all my external storage, and in doing so I got rid of anything that was no longer necessary. If you are looking for a template, reach out to Spencer and he'll send you his templates/requirements. Sorry I can't help more!

 

[giovanni]

No worries. Got the templates from Spencer. I fought with Inkscape for a day and decided to give in to Adobe’s strategy of wiping out its competition by breaking its svg export function and get Illustrator instead. I have a designer friend who agreed to design some stuff for me. I am pumped!

 

[pcb rookie]

Face plates and enclosure design is my next challenge. I hope to tackle this in the next coming weeks. Probably will begin with face plates for some of my existing pedals. I have already installed Affinity Designer but I have not gotten to exploring the mechanicals of it. Look forward in working with Amplify Fun as some of you have had good experience with Spencer!

 

[Rpschultz13]

Any update on this site? Website seems to be under construction.
I'm pretty comfortable with Tayda, they often turn enclosures around for me in under 2 weeks.

 

[PedalBuilder]

I’ve used them for faceplates for a number of my builds in the past year. Spencer’s work was great, reasonably priced, and turned around quickly. He’s very responsive by email, so I’d recommend contacting him that way.

 

[Rpschultz13]

Their website seems to be... not working. Anyone know a status on AmplifyFUN?

 

[Brett]

Their website seems to be... not working. Anyone know a status on AmplifyFUN?

Works for me. https://amplifyfun.com/

 

[Cybercow]

Works for me. https://amplifyfun.com/

Their site is working fine. But their site is NOT how they do business - it's just a contact point. Spencer Davis runs it and he wants a phone call. Talking with him is the best way to get the order/request right. I've using the services at AmplifyFun for over a year and am very happy with the pricing & results.

Here are some shots of the custom work Spencer does . . . . .

 

[drgonzo1969]

I've been super curious about amplifyfun. I don't have Adobe illustrator and I am not super computer savvy ( and my computer sucks) so Tayda UV prints are still out of my realm of capabilities. I do my pedal artwork in paint usually, then I print waterslides. I think I will shoot amplifyfun an email when I get my next idea out of the hair brained idea phase.