Extra shielding within the box

[blackieNYC]

I'm sandwiching two boards together and I thought I'd get cute and ground the insulator between them. Rather than wrapping something in sticky electrical tape, I fold the tape on itself. It makes a thin flexible insulator which you can tape to the inside of the box.
For this one, I've added a sheet of aluminum within, and a length of stripped ground wire. The tape is on both sides, with no sticky surfaces. Could also be employed for "taco shielding".

[duck_arse]

oooohh. once you've finished yer meat pie, flatten the aluminium tray it came in, cut to shape, then put a sheet of paper over one side, and wrap, front and back, with translucent sticky-back plastic, like for covering excercise books at school (do they still have excercise books?). the plastic might be a bit thin, so the added paper - and, the good bit, you can draw or write things on the paper before wrapping, things like -
a parts list
a circuit diagram
a wiring diagram
a board layout.

[blackieNYC]

NYC is crazy for Australian meat pies for the last two or three years, btw.  "Tuck Shop" on 1st street.

[duck_arse]

next you're in there, ask for a rat's coffin, see if they know real strine. or a floater.

[chuckd666]

Whoa, an Australian food place in NYC... Now I've heard everything. I heard NYC only recently got it's first flat white coffee as well?

[Kipper4]

Sidetracked.

Whoa indeed you can't imagine how scared I was for the results when I googled
Strine and Australian floater.
Thankful Google has some class. Now I know.
So now they have bush tucker challenges in NYC?
I'd rather have kippers on toast.......classy hey.

[duck_arse]

ahh, now, bush tucker, that's a whole different grub, kipper.