Why aren't circuit names on the board?

[Harry Klippton]

Is there a reason why the pedalpcb circuit name isn't screened somewhere on the boards? I have a growing pile of pedalpcb boards and it would be nice to be able to identify them more quickly

 

[Jovi Bon Kenobi]

I too have a big pile of em, but I just stuck a piece of masking tape and wrote was each are. I share your sentiment though as I've been at a loss once or twice until I just searched through my order list. One thing that works is when you're on the main page, search the SKU that is printed on the back of the PCB. It only works if you type in all caps though and don't add a space. For example "PCB041" not pcb 041

 

[Barry]

I put them in a small parts bag and staple them to the build documents, then they go into the "enclosure not done" or "enclosure done" piles

 

[BuddytheReow]

I just bought a Thermionic Distortion board and the name is on it. Not sure if this is something new...

 

[Jovi Bon Kenobi]

I just bought a Thermionic Distortion board and the name is on it. Not sure if this is something new...

Some do, some don't, it's weird. But I like a bit of intrigue in my life

 

[Robert]

Most of the time the projects haven't been named yet when they're sent to fabrication. ?️‍

 

[chongmagic]

Each board has a PCB with numbers following it. You can search the main site to find the circuit board name.

 

[Kroars]

I too have a big pile of em, but I just stuck a piece of masking tape and wrote was each are. I share your sentiment though as I've been at a loss once or twice until I just searched through my order list. One thing that works is when you're on the main page, search the SKU that is printed on the back of the PCB. It only works if you type in all caps though and don't add a space. For example "PCB041" not pcb 041

I do the same! I’ve got about 40-50 pairs of two I just tape together with blue painters tape and use a sharpie.