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Projects => Build Reports => Topic started by: chromesphere on February 15, 2012, 10:38:48 PM

Title: Succubus Boost / Slambox
Post by: chromesphere on February 15, 2012, 10:38:48 PM
Yo dudes,
Been busy working on a series of youtube videos for beginners / newcomers to the diystompbox world.  I'm going to post something with more details in the video section, but for now if you interested, just go straight to my channel and you'll see them:
http://www.youtube.com/user/chromespherecom?feature=mhee

Now, the Succubus Boost (slambox) is the end product of the tutorial.  I choose the slambox cause its easy.  Anyway, the image on the front was one of the more 'savory' succubus images i could find on google images.  You get all sorts of interesting results  :o  This is the first decal i've had that browned on me.  It was only slight but you can still see it :(  Might have the oven up too high (or bake for too long).  Also, im still getting used to powdercoating and didnt cover it with the clear thick enough.  Still one of hte better paintjobs i've done so far.  Anyway, thanks for checking it out!

Title: Re: Succubus Boost / Slambox
Post by: jtn191 on February 16, 2012, 12:50:23 AM
very helpful for noobs! thanks, I benefitted from watching the one on finishing enclosures!

ps, you --Australians/New Zealanders--pronounce "Aluminum" in a cool way
Title: Re: Succubus Boost / Slambox
Post by: chromesphere on February 16, 2012, 12:56:55 AM
Thanks JTN191,
I hope the information helps, ive got more ideas for tutorials that i hope to record soon.

Aluminium:  The funny thing is, that, it's one of those words i can never remember to spell.  But, now i just pronounce it in my head the way americans say it and its soo much easier!  haha
Title: Re: Succubus Boost / Slambox
Post by: nzCdog on February 16, 2012, 08:10:05 AM
Nice build bro... very tidy 8)
Title: Re: Succubus Boost / Slambox
Post by: chromesphere on February 16, 2012, 10:13:02 PM
Thanks nzcdog :)
Title: Re: Succubus Boost / Slambox
Post by: pryde on February 16, 2012, 10:57:20 PM
Thank you for this. One day I plan to try etching and will use this info.

Much appreciated  :)