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$50? you can BUY a pre-made Fuzz box for $20

Mmm so many cheap knock offs of these type of pedals so go buy another instead of f*cking with a RAT pedal.

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I’m almost tempted, but it doesn’t change that much for the amount of work.

Thanks for all of the super helpful vids lately!! This channel is awesome!

just finished my kit and i was very fun to build, but when i was finished i got a flicker of light when i turned it on, and then the signal would get cut off. are there any specific joints i can check for these issues

Hello. I see the different values of the resistors but I’m wondering if they have to be installed a certain direction?

Still bummed Rustoleum discontinued their Hammered green and blue hues.

Thats awesome! My friends designed a graphic for me and i was wondering if you could paint on the painted pedal with posca markers? It is a hand drawing and i dont want to print it. Thank you 😊

If I use a textured paint, will that cause problems with applying a label and getting it to stick?

Clear difference on moderately decent headphones.

can the dc jack replaced with battery?

I'm sure everyone else had this thought too. But if you did need a part of the design to be white, you could just paint that part of the enclosure white ahead of time and leave the design clear in the file.

Welcome back, mate! it's been a while..

If you put one kind of diode facing one way and another kind of diode facing the other way, would you get an asymmetrical clipping response?

Thanks for doing this, after listening through my monitor speakers I now know it's not worth changing the diodes

Thank you for this video, I was wondering if I could use aluminium enclosures instead of platic ones with the tools I have; also, great job for promoting safety measures 🙂

I suppose this is sacrilege, but... doesn't sound like it matters that much!

Ripping out the diodes like that is a great way to destroy the pads. Remove the solder first. Lol turns out stock diodes sound best.

@2:30 If you aren't going to re-use the diode, a much quicker and less damaging method is to just clip out the diode completely. Then, from the other side, grab the leftover piece with tweezers and melt the solder, pulling the leftover piece out. When pulling it from the diode side the normal way, that bent over piece can rip out the eyelet and/or trace. This way you're pulling it straight out.

Excellent guide. I really like the simple audio comparison at the end--no talking or pausing between the samples to throw people off.

Just finished building this kit pedal and this video helped me trouble shoot my LED. WHOOPS! Won't be my last kit build from ya'll - this was great!

This is cool, but there is something I just love about the extreme DIY look of my paint pens. Nobody could ever confuse my pedals for 'pro' and that is the point. They are hand crafted

exactly the info i needed and nothing more. i didn't know the point of the step bit was to save bit switching, i might skip buying one now. thanks!

how to get these Blemish finish on enclosure ?

How do you create you labels

Hey thanks for your video, this is exactly what I want to do :) Question though, I'm planning to paint my pedal in back and the logo and text would be yellow, based on your experience, would it work with yellow ?

Thank you for creating this kit and posting the video. I'm wondering: I want to do the bias mod where I have a knob on the pedal that allows me to change the bias for q2 and an internal pot to change the bias for q1. Does that make sense and if so can I do that here. Total noob here but I saw JHS doing this mod. Thank you for your time

When doing PCB layouts how do you make sure the traces and the wires to the pots and jacks aren't going to create more noises, hiss, crosstalk, oscillations because of gain circuits? its very easy to cause oscillations with gain circuits and the component layout have to follow rules which you should go over in a video lesson

An other method of coloring a pedal enclosure without using paint or spray paint? I live in an apartment so I can't use spray paint inside or outside without getting a citation

You guys should make a zonk kit! Also this video was extremely helpful for a first time builder!

What is gained with sanding in between layers? Others recommend it but you're not doing so and this result seems fine from what I can see.

Well, i went to buy one of your kits, and apparently its $107 minimum to post a $39, 50 gram package of components to Australia? If you dont want to sell overseas, just say you don't want to sell overseas.

2:18 Pointless measuring, since this is no stripboard....all points are separste anyway, in contrary to VEROboard....😂😂😂

Can u share schematic?

### Conditions * Well ventilated space * Little no wind * 60 to 85 Fahrenheit * Relative humidity <65% ### Supplies * Surface to paint on * Vented covering between coats (cardboard box) * Wet/dry sandpaper around 320 grit * Stilts, optional (chunks of wood, balled up paper, etc.) * Self etching or aluminum primer * Base coat, textured recommended over flat paint because it is more forgiving and doesn't require sanding between coats * Clear coat (durable top coat for thicker, lacquer for thinner finish) * Labels (sharpie, stencils, rubber stamps and ink, vinyl stickers, water slide decals) * Enclosure ### Steps 1. Surface prep: under running water sand the entire surface of the pedal with ~320 grit sandpaper. Wash pedal with dish soap and brush 2. Primer: let pedal fully dry and sit wherever you're painting 5 or so minutes to acclimate to temperature. Apply a quick, thin coat of self etching primer from 6-12 inches away. Keep the can moving and don't worry about coating the entire pedal in one coat. Wait 5-10 minutes before the next coat, with the pedal under your cardboard box. 2 or 3 primer coats is usually good. 3. Base coat: like the primer, apply 3-4 thin coats 4. Labeling: wait an hour until dry to move. Let fully cure for 24-48 hours. Add labels of choice. Let labels fully dry before clear coating 5. Clear coat: similar process to primer and base coat. Apply 2+ thin coats. 6. Let fully dry 24-48 hours before filling with parts.

I have to have this kit!

is there any reason to use a drill instead of an impact driver?

what type of clearcoat is most commonly used for pedals? Matte, satin, gloss?

Here is a point to point diy video if you guys are interested ua-cam.com/video/MjXdlx0KSmQ/v-deo.htmlsi=zW5NNkQbaZAdV6uF

I got this kit and tried to build it but I think I was thrown off by the diagram being used 5:48 instead of actual video footage. I was confused by a couple things (altho I see the necessity for making that move in order to differentiate between the different wires by color coding).. the orientation of the pcb while wiring up in relation to the bottom of the switch was a big question mark. also, this diagram doesn't depict the fuzz circuit so that threw me off. this is the first time I've tried to build a guitar pedal, so my perspective is from that of a total beginner. I had to remove and re-solder several components and the end result was a silent pedal when turned on! I'm already a loyal customer, tho and also bought the Klon kit. looking forward to sorting this all out and also, lastly, want to express my gratitude to you for putting in this effort to help aspiring pedal freqs take their awkward first steps. cheers

Is there a sound demo?

What was the drill for? And was that stripboard or perfboard?

Hi fellow diy gtr pedal builders, thought you might dig this insightful look into the journey of DLW pedals. Very helpful and full of tips and resources for us all! ua-cam.com/video/UzSbJLthsbs/v-deo.html

I recommend cut vinyl instead. The adhesive on those clear sheets will break down pretty quick.

trim pot 666 hehehe

Super helpful video

Speaking of fuzz, I really would like to reclaim that feeling of a blue clipper cranked up. I had an original Dan Armstrong way back in the 70s and I know I have no idea what happened to it but I miss it. I don’t know if you take request - but if you do, please make a pedal based on the circuitry of a blue clipper.

Yeah cool .. (Like Clown Shoes) No build instructions .. (go ask someone else) No build support .. (go ask someone else) I'm Surprised you bagged the parts? (well the Pict. on the site shows them bagged) Yes this comment was sarcasm. 100% Clown Shoes.

Awesome content, please continue doing this, so informative, thanks