I have 4 meters with two dead bulbs.Blown incandescents replaced with LEDs
They are but they're allegedly prone to failure and LEDs would theoretically last longerI have 4 meters with two dead bulbs.
Curious about the LEDs, but I'd prob have to do all 4 so they'd match...
Are the incandescents available?
Atomizer. Nice direction with this one. Have you integrated a buffer into the circuit since that seems to work best for you?Will get a build report up tomorrow. The demo needs some real decibels
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Atomizer. Nice direction with this one. Have you integrated a buffer into the circuit since that seems to work best for you?
A chainsaw file, or other round file, can be helpful for cheap.. Thankfully aluminum is pretty easy to carve with an old knife since I don't have a dremel.
I am NOT spoiling my chainsaw file on a pedal enclosureA chainsaw file, or other round file, can be helpful for cheap.
I do have a set of round files, but they're quite fine grained (?) so the knife feels much faster. But a more coarse file might be even better I guess.A chainsaw file, or other round file, can be helpful for cheap.
I use the 2 that came in the set that don't match my chain...I am NOT spoiling my chainsaw file on a pedal enclosure![]()
Trying to clean aluminum out of the teeth of a file is a huge bummer.I do have a set of round files, but they're quite fine grained (?) so the knife feels much faster. But a more coarse file might be even better I guess.
Is that an issue if I only use the file for enclosures? Like I literally don't know, do the teeth get gunked up and have to cleaned or is it fine in the long run? If yes, then the knife is probably easier. A basic knife like the one I use is like 6€ or whatever. And I've used the one I have for a dozen enclosures at least to make at least one hole larger, and for scraping the paint out of input/output holes for ~all of them. It still works fine, it was already dented to begin with.Trying to clean aluminum out of the teeth of a file is a huge bummer.
Sometimes a file is the right tool for the job, and I just deal with the aftermath. Coarse files are a little easier to clean than very fine ones. For scraping paint, I’d definitely prefer your knife method.Is that an issue if I only use the file for enclosures?