What's on the workbench?
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benny_profane
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Aye aye, Buffalo.
Feral Feline
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[ROBERT] Well... Bring owt tha Goop
[BENNY-P] But th' Goop's stihl innits toob.
[ROBERT] Well, Ah guess yu'll just havtah go squeeeeze it owt naow, won'chu?
[BENNY-P] But th' Goop's stihl innits toob.
[ROBERT] Well, Ah guess yu'll just havtah go squeeeeze it owt naow, won'chu?
LEDs and "tone" diodes?
RetiredUnit1
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Hand sanded to 360 and stained the cab for my 5F6-A non-kit build with Varithane gunstock stain after using their wood conditioner for soft woods before staining. Still wet-ish in this pic, it's more uniform and slightly redder and lighter now. Contemplating whether I'll do a second coat or just move to Varithane poly satin varnish. More pics later!
RetiredUnit1
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Thanks!
The splotches are gone now that it's completely dried. The streak is sunlight. In the background is my felker wet tile saw that I use for G10 circuit board cutting, and of course tile and brick. And my grizzly 220v 2.5 hp 10" table saw. When you hit the power it goes BANG and is going full speed instantly. It inspires caution, lol.... I've decided to go with one coat of stain, I like the color. I'll brush on four coats of poly next.......
I painted the baffle flat black and holy cow it smells bad. Like they made this paint with axle grease....
Shop is a mess after the roof popped open during the river of rain we had last winter, pineapple express straight from Hawaii. A lot of expensive cabinets got rusted but the saw stayed dry, TG...... I've temporarily moved everything into one of the rooms in the house and the garage. sigh....
Feral Feline
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@RetiredUnit1 Sorry to hear about your Pineapple-river-of-rain ruin — In the past I've had tornado-tussles in which my things got wet as well and quite a bit unsalvageable including slide film.
Soggy stuff sucks!
An aside: Wish I had my own tile-saw, had to borrow one from a friend, but it's got a wonky gate.
The cabinet looks fantastic, I still need to make one for my 5E3-build, but I lack your skills (and skills) in that department.
Pssst, post here: "What's on YOUR workbench thread".
Great work on the joinery, specifically.
Soggy stuff sucks!
An aside: Wish I had my own tile-saw, had to borrow one from a friend, but it's got a wonky gate.
The cabinet looks fantastic, I still need to make one for my 5E3-build, but I lack your skills (and skills) in that department.
Pssst, post here: "What's on YOUR workbench thread".
Great work on the joinery, specifically.
Bricksnbeatles
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DIY tuner????
Or just an LED VU meter?
benny_profane
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Oh my
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Simple 5 loop switcher, 555 based relay drivers. Next version will be programmable to some degree.
Just a boring old VU meter type of thing.
benny_profane
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Robert
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benny_profane
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don’t make them wait too long!
Bricksnbeatles
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Honestly cooler to me. A diy tuner would be rad, but I can’t imagine it would be accurate, fast, and feature-packed enough to compete with my strobostomp HD. LED VU meters on the other hand… I’m always down to add more blinky bits to my builds. Hell yes!
benny_profane
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Gain reduction meter for comps…
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Oh yes, definitely, and I already have a specific project in mind.
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