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Started by Hal, August 23, 2005, 01:58:47 PM

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flo

@Magnus: That fuzzface is just amazing work both inside and out, really neat!

347sixtyseven

#10641
My first build in an enclosure. Have done quite a few projects so far but none have been boxed up.

This is a blues breaker i made for a friend, built from MarkM's layout in the gallery (thanks Mark  :icon_mrgreen:). Its not very neat inside, I really struggled to get it all in there but i am sure it will get easier from here.

I only had the dpdt switches so i had to squeeze a millennium bypass in there as well.





John Lyons

Basic Audio Pedals
www.basicaudio.net/

markeebee

For crying out loud, man, even your fingernails are perfect.

John Lyons

Thanks...I won't show you the second finger tip
on that hand which I effectively sawed off
a while back.
Basic Audio Pedals
www.basicaudio.net/

jacobyjd

Quote from: markeebee on October 02, 2009, 09:39:47 AM
For crying out loud, man, even your fingernails are perfect.
Quote from: John Lyons on October 02, 2009, 09:50:15 AM
Thanks...I won't show you the second finger tip
on that hand which I effectively sawed off
a while back.

Even so, I'm sure it was a clean cut! :-P
Warsaw, Indiana's poetic love rock band: http://www.bellwethermusic.net

ayayay!

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Quote from: 347sixtyseven on October 02, 2009, 01:14:56 AM


Its not very neat inside, I really struggled to get it all in there but i am sure it will get easier from here.

I only had the dpdt switches so i had to squeeze a millennium bypass in there as well.





Puh-lease.  What are you beating yourself up for?  That's a fine wiring job, especially considering the m-bypass on the baby board.  Good work!
The people who work for a living are now outnumbered by those who vote for a living.

John Lyons

#10648
Saturday



EDIT:
Thanks for the support Jacob  ;)


In progress





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www.basicaudio.net/

jacobyjd

John, that makes me want to order some more enclosures from you. Those are fantastic.

To everyone else: if you haven't tried one of John's enclosures, do it now. Even if you've got your own finishing process, you've got to at least see what is going on with these things. They are gorgeous.
Warsaw, Indiana's poetic love rock band: http://www.bellwethermusic.net

Ripthorn

I will second the gorgeousness of John's enclosures.
Exact science is not an exact science - Nikola Tesla in The Prestige
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John Lyons

Here is my secret weapon.
Child labor laws....bah!


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kurtlives

Hahahah your a champ John!!!  ;D

Screw building blocks and lego this kid's got a box full of enclosures.
My DIY site:
www.pdfelectronics.com

John Lyons

Basic Audio Pedals
www.basicaudio.net/

lofie

Quote from: John Lyons on October 02, 2009, 12:56:11 PM

"Screwed-river"


I love that color.

Do the points on the knobs interfere with one another? From the picture they look like they would touch when at 3o'clock and 9o'clock.

John Lyons

Actually they do hit slightly but I am going to grind the points a little to make them
clear each other. I just took the pic before it was finished.
Good eye.

John
Basic Audio Pedals
www.basicaudio.net/

Brymus

OK I saw John's Snakeskin -and I actually started doin this so I could get my whole rig in snake (one reason).
Only it was TOO expensive so I got snake tolex.
I use all kinds of stuff to cover these Rayco enclosure.
Here is an OMega


And a SilifaceII (sort of)


A Siliface
I'm no EE or even a tech,just a monkey with a soldering iron that can read,and follow instructions. ;D
My now defunct band http://www.facebook.com/TheZedLeppelinExperience

amptramp

Brymus, I like the handles over the controls - it should protect them from accidental changes.  Did you rivet the snakeskin to the boxes?

Brymus

Thanx yes ,the handles are very sturdy.I have tested them and they do offer a great deal of protection.
No the snakeskin is contact cemented to the electrical box.
I also "foiled" the inside using contact.
The rivets are to hold the battery clip and the corners.
I tried upholstering the enclosure with cut corners but it didnt look so hot.
The rivets insure the corners dont work loose or tear ( at least not easily )
Eventually I have a Strat I am gonna do with the snake then my whole pedal chain, amp ,cab,and guitar will match. :icon_mrgreen:
I'm no EE or even a tech,just a monkey with a soldering iron that can read,and follow instructions. ;D
My now defunct band http://www.facebook.com/TheZedLeppelinExperience