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#1
Build Reports / Re: Bag Balm Boost
November 08, 2018, 03:02:02 AM
Thanks for all the kind words guys. I had to up my wire game from the last build I posted. That one was kind embarrassing. This is my 4th build.
#2
Build Reports / Bag Balm Boost
November 05, 2018, 09:32:04 AM
I thought using a tin would be a cool idea. I am curious if this has been done already? Search function doesn't seem to work for me here. The circuit is a PNP Boost from 99ZuluFX. I reinforced the lid with 12g aluminum plate I think the tin is a little too thin  by it self to be stomping on all the time. I Used sockets for the transistor. I have been having fun changing them out and listening for the differences.








#3
Build Reports / Re: Second build. Slow loris.
September 17, 2018, 11:29:07 PM
Haha yeah I like how it looks worried like "you aren't going to stomp on my face again". I should start letting her design my pedals now.
#4
Build Reports / Second build. Slow loris.
September 17, 2018, 08:07:33 PM
Over all I am super happy about this pedal. Sound is exactly what I wanted. I originally wanted the clipping diodes to light up the plate. I didn't want to do a rat with light up eyes because it was done before. But since I didn't want to change the sound and the leds probably wouldn't light the plate to bright. I went with leds on the switch to light the plate. I really wanted to use the clipping leds for something so I found this rat skull pic and used it on a water slide for the decal. I am not happy with the gut shot at all. One it is a mess in there and Two I used all purple wire :/ its all I had at the time. This is one box that I will definitely redo the wire in at some point in time.



I also did this project with my daughter she is 8yo has a daisy rock strawberry  lemonade guitar and a fender mustang 1 amp. It's just a foot switch for changing between two channels. She did the art work and I put it on waterslide decal for her.

#5
How Do I? Beginner's Paradise. / Re: Slow loris
September 12, 2018, 04:24:32 AM
I ordered 2 8mm high bright clear red. I am going to see how much it changes the sound.
#6
How Do I? Beginner's Paradise. / Re: Slow loris
September 11, 2018, 01:50:59 AM
Ok I am going to mess around with them. Thanks again for your help. I will be posting a build report as soon as it is done.
#7
How Do I? Beginner's Paradise. / Re: Slow loris
September 10, 2018, 11:35:17 PM
Thank you. Hopefully someone with light plate experience will chime in. What about changing size of leds? They are 3mm now what if I went to 5mm or 8mm high bright clear?
#8
How Do I? Beginner's Paradise. / Slow loris
September 10, 2018, 08:43:39 PM
I just finished it everything works as it should. I bought a light plate for it. I was thinking of using the cliping leds (D1 D2) for the light plate. I want to add more light but don't know if it will effect the sound? Is two leds enuf light for the plate? I have 2 3mm leds now. I don't want to drill and glue leds until I know. Thanks in advance.
#9
Build Reports / Re: First post First build!
September 02, 2018, 09:03:25 PM
Ok so I pulled the trigger and ordered all slow loris parts. Now the anticipation and waiting game starts.
#10
Build Reports / Re: First post First build!
September 02, 2018, 06:50:26 PM
Haha I am in "Hazel Hell" Vancouver Wa.
#11
Build Reports / Re: First post First build!
September 02, 2018, 05:21:17 AM
Wow thanks again guys. I am a fitter fabricator by trade so drilling holes is an everyday thing haha. I actually want to start building my own enclosures out of stainless or aluminum. I don't know if any of you are familiar with tig welding but I think an enclosure would look good with weld holding it together.

I see I can purchase the slow loris pcb here but looking through different sites for components is overwhelming. I live in the Pacific North West is there any company that is close or are certain companies that are better to buy certain things from? Maybe one that has a full kit for slow loris? Thanks in advance for any advice.

I will definitely be building more pedals and showing them off here especially if I get even half the praise I got the first time.

Paint was actually just some primer and clear over it. I am not to happy about the lines from the transfer paper were I cut it out. Thats the only thing I would change but I learned for next time so...
#12
Build Reports / Re: First post First build!
August 30, 2018, 05:28:52 PM
Thanks for all the kind words guys. It was the first pcb I ever put together. Any previous experience with soldering and wire tucking was on automotive 12v systems. I didn't realize how small the pedal was until it showed up. Definitely past the point of no return in that rabbit hole haha. I already have every pedal and color and decal scheme picked out in my head. This is one of the most rewarding things I have done recently.
#13
Build Reports / First post First build!
August 30, 2018, 10:40:06 AM
My first build is a li'l echo kit from byoc. I was able to do a waterslide decal on it with some paint and clear. I am proud of the final result everything works as is should first try. Next build is going to be a rat clone. On to pics!