vigilante398
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I really like it, it's Glitterazzi from prismatic. They recommend a clear coat over it, but this is what it looks like without one, and that's good enough for me!
What’s on *YOUR* workbench?
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steviejr92
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Sometimes those suggestions are just that…suggestions….
Some of those illusion colors even though dormant look good without a clear coat! That came out fantastic!
steviejr92
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More like what’s on the floor….
Those are heat shrinks….
Those are heat shrinks….
Laundryroom David
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Silver lining - they’re not surface mount parts
Feral Feline
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I just hope that's not one of them fancy-fangled heatered tiles floor-jobbies.
szukalski
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You just a heat shrink container and gained a heat shrink bucket! Organisation is for suckers!More like what’s on the floor….
steviejr92
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You guys are the best! Thanks for cheer up!
So i just stuffed them all in a sandwich bag and called it a day
I finished up szukalski's very cool Squishy via a very nice board donation from Guardians of the Analog. Superb little CS-2 compressor board that I've really dug playing. My usual stoic graphics, although I've been hanging around jhaneyzz a bit lately so he's got me sanding the tops of enclosures. The aluminum has a funky grain pattern of it's own. This one is squishier than opticals but a lot more "open" than OTA's in general. Take that term with a grain of salt as compressors are hard to describe. You feel them more than hear them, and I know a lot of folks will roll their eyes at a description like that. I use compression as an almost-always-on effect and I could see this one going either way: either as a nice gentle leveler or a "puckey" sounding Owner of a Lonely Heart clean sound. Here's the visuals:
I thought the purple knobs and nut did the board a solid and added a bit of dash to my otherwise mundane presentation. I really need to get back into powder coated stuff.
I thought the purple knobs and nut did the board a solid and added a bit of dash to my otherwise mundane presentation. I really need to get back into powder coated stuff.
Laundryroom David
Keyboard Cowboy 🤠
This speaks to me. Very much like.
DeadAirMD
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You guys are the best! Thanks for cheer up!
So i just stuffed them all in a sandwich bag and called it a day
I have that same heat shrink kit and putting those mixed up in a bag was the right choice. There is no way I'll ever use some of those sizes in the kit.
steviejr92
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Well put! I have no use for those giant heat shrinks! Only about the first 3 or 4 sizes are useful (going from smallest to largest)!
KR Sound
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Some of the larger ones are good for when making patch cables!
steviejr92
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Great Idea!
Feral Feline
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RILLLLLAYYYY HOOJ shrinkum wrapper can be used to "goop" small vero projects, depending on wiring and etc. Bit better than wrapping them in electrical tape to prevent shorts.
Get the XL stuff at your local Automotive store that handles fix-m-up stuff for wiring trailers.
Get the XL stuff at your local Automotive store that handles fix-m-up stuff for wiring trailers.
szukalski
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They look more professional than any of our pedals deserve!
benny_profane
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Dang, those look sharp.
These are TT 12mm Pots, what size is the Threads on these???
I was looking at Tayda enclosed mono jacks to modify for your 9mm pot 3/8 thread issue.