i was going through some stuff taking inventory. i found an empty package, and it reminded me of the way i have my boxes anchored. check this out.... http://stompsters.com/
Instead of buying those, go to a local bike shop and ask if you can dig in their garbage for a broke bike chain.
The guys here just handed me one the had and looked at me strange.
Degrease the heck out of the chain.
Then use a hammer and punch to break the links apart.
Quote from: icecycle66 on January 24, 2013, 03:16:53 AM
Instead of buying those, go to a local bike shop and ask if you can dig in their garbage for a broke bike chain.
The guys here just handed me one the had and looked at me strange.
Degrease the heck out of the chain.
Then use a hammer and punch to break the links apart.
yeah, one could definatly do that. but for 7 bucks, that would cover 5 boxes, and includes the screws and spacers, and saves a trip to the bicycle shop, and the hardware store, then the expense of degreaser and the labor and time of bustin up a chain, it's a no brainer. and if you get a couple of Buds together and order over 25 bucks from Amazon (4 packs), the freight's paid... ;)
here's what ya get... and i'm in no way a rep for this. i just got lucky and stumbled across this.
Good idea. I've always thought velcro was a lousy solution for a number of reasons. Doesn't look like this will work with power supplies like the Pedal Power 2+, though.
Quote from: Grigori on January 24, 2013, 03:46:24 AM
Good idea. I've always thought velcro was a lousy solution for a number of reasons. Doesn't look like this will work with power supplies like the Pedal Power 2+, though.
actually, you could bend the link 90 degrees and use the screws on the side of the box...
nah....pedal power gets the duct tape or liquid nails
here ya go...
Ah... good solution.
Quote from: Grigori on January 24, 2013, 04:07:18 AM
Ah... good solution.
yeah, i'm lousey at pedal building, but i can help with mechanics. ;)
here's a link to Amazon for those that might be interested... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AAIWF0A/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
I would love those for my Wah! That thing never stays put.
Quote from: sgmezei on January 24, 2013, 06:35:43 PM
I would love those for my Wah! That thing never stays put.
they'll do the job! :)
This is definitely interesting to me. Also seems like a , "why didn't I think of that" solution. Seems like a great idea for Gorm pedal boards.
Chad
Quote from: sgmezei on January 24, 2013, 06:35:43 PM
I would love those for my Wah! That thing never stays put.
check this out... http://stompsters.com/blog/#!prettyPhoto
Quote from: sgmezei on January 24, 2013, 06:35:43 PM
I would love those for my Wah! That thing never stays put.
I know right?i ended up using cable ties and strapping mine to my board.
had a gig once years ago and damn near twisted my ankle on a pedal that popped lose. after that i hot glued a heavy cove around the base of the pedals as well as under them. worked like a champ and the glue had a odd effect with the lights