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  • Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
  • This is my DIY version of a step on box that helps you keep the beat with your foot, while playing an instrument with your hands.
    Tools and materials:
    Miter box: amzn.to/2pIkscc
    Wood burner: amzn.to/2pHkAbG
    Pickup kit for piezo guitars: amzn.to/2zYWHSV
    Block plane: amzn.to/2C1hCGu
    For more information about this project go here
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    For more scrap wood projects please visit my blog
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    Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, that at no cost to you, I get a small commission if you click through and make a purchase.

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  • @floridasqueezedjulia
    @floridasqueezedjulia 3 роки тому +8

    This is by far one of the most impressive straight forward videos I've seen to make a stomp-box! I learned more from yours with no words!! Really beautiful work! You have mad skills! Thanks for taking the time to show your craft! :)

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  3 роки тому

      Thank you very much. I am glad you found my video useful.

  • @Richard7Winn7Chester
    @Richard7Winn7Chester 6 років тому +3

    The only thing more impressive than the end result in this video, is the amount of patience you have...not only to make a stompbox with so much care....but to record and edit the process. Great job! 😊👍

  • @roystoddard1247
    @roystoddard1247 9 років тому +1

    I don't play any instruments but I can keep time with a tune and I love making things out of wood I enjoyed making this thank you very much for the upload.

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому

      +Roy Stoddard I thank you! It is really inspiring for me when people find useful stuff in my videos!

  • @M3iscool
    @M3iscool 9 років тому +85

    I've never seen someone who could be extremely ghetto with their woodworking, and yet still end up with a completely acceptable end result.

    • @shaynekant8959
      @shaynekant8959 8 років тому

      Good job

    • @histell7568
      @histell7568 8 років тому

      He woodworker woodworking tools and supplies that will help you put together an .. facebook.com/woodmasterplan

    • @atcJ
      @atcJ 3 роки тому +1

      I’m more surprised by the soldering job

    • @linusorri
      @linusorri 3 роки тому +1

      That is absolutely the value of this video.

  • @fenderstratguy
    @fenderstratguy 4 роки тому +2

    I just got 12 pickups that look JUST LIKE YOURS from Amazon yesterday.
    They're for a cajon drum I'm building. Only 3 pickups are going into my cajon, so that means I have extra piezos left.
    Making your stomp box idea will use up another one!

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  4 роки тому

      Awesome to hear that. Good luck on your build. Happy new year

  • @MARTINHARO
    @MARTINHARO 9 років тому +1

    The DIYer spirit with multiple skills (and tools). Nice project!

  • @willemkossen
    @willemkossen 9 років тому +5

    This one is going straight on my todolist. And close to the top of it too. I want one of those! Thanks! Great idea!

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому

      Thanks for the nice comment! I'm glad you liked it!

  • @apexmike849
    @apexmike849 7 років тому +2

    This was mostly about building a wooden box. The actual piezo element and connections were an afterthought. For anyone familiar with electronics, it is very simple indeed, but for those with little or no understanding, you might have shown a circuit diagram - even something scribbled on paper, along with an explanation. Also, you might have gone on to explain why the glue on the back of the piezo element (resonance damping..).

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  7 років тому +1

      In the description of the video, there is a link to a related blog article with all the details of the project, including those you mention!

  • @efunkelist
    @efunkelist 8 років тому +1

    Good job with the box and an EXCELLENT diy-video!!
    Very inspirational. I was looking for commercial versions on youtube, how they'd sound but I ended up watching this and now I want to build it myself! :)

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  8 років тому

      +efunkelist thank you very much! I am glad you found my video useful!

  • @davidgianotti3594
    @davidgianotti3594 7 років тому +6

    Brilliant execution! One small but important enhancement - fill the empty space of the box up with old socks or other rags. This dampens the sound further and cuts out any stray high frequencies. Better bass drum tones that way. Cheers!

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  7 років тому +2

      That's a really cool idea, it needs to get a little more bassy

    • @davidgianotti3594
      @davidgianotti3594 7 років тому +1

      My pleasure. I design guitars, basses and ukes and have been binge watching your videos this afternoon!

    • @marinapepsi4827
      @marinapepsi4827 5 років тому

      old socks or old underpants!!!

  • @bowerfilms
    @bowerfilms 8 місяців тому

    Now do one with the bits I and probably many others really want - the wiring, what the electronic bits actually are, the inside layout of the box...

  • @guitarman_3693
    @guitarman_3693 3 роки тому +1

    awesome in every way !!!! thank you !!!

  • @kBarBeats
    @kBarBeats Рік тому

    looks great, really nice. i also like your shoes, they look comfortable af

  • @anthonypelayo71
    @anthonypelayo71 9 років тому +3

    Badass things you can build out of wood. You dont need to go to stores and spend $100 of dollars to buy things, that you can build it yourself at your house.

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому +4

      Sometimes buying something is easier and better from a practical point of view. But almost anytime you make something yourself, the feeling is just super awesome and can never be baught with money!

    • @anderola
      @anderola 7 років тому +1

      Scrap wood City You are so right, dont look to some negative comments here...you did a very good job!

  • @Bbendfender
    @Bbendfender 9 років тому +1

    Good job. I've seen something similar but this one is very good.

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому

      Thanks you for your nice comment and thanks for watching!

  • @ZakStefanou
    @ZakStefanou 7 років тому +2

    Σε ευχαριστούμε!! Λάτρεψα το λάδι για "εξωτικά ξύλα". Το επόμενο ΣΚ θα φτιάξω ένα (με laser cut γιατί είμαι άχρηστος με τα ξυλουργικά). Αν πετύχει το καλοκαίρι θα συντροφεύσει τα live μας. :)

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  7 років тому +1

      Τέλεια, με χαροποιεί ιδιαίτερα που ακούω κάτι τέτειο. Νομίζω ομως ότι σε συνθήκες live ο piezo θα έχει αρκετό feedback. Ίσως βολεύει καλύτερα το stompbox με μαγνήτη ηλεκτικής κιθάρας και κάποιο μεταλικό στοιχείο. Όπως και να'χει καλή επιτυχία στην κατασκευή και στο live! :)

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  7 років тому +2

      Και κάποιος φίλος στα comments πρότεινε γέμισμα του κουτιού με πανιά, αυτό λογικά θα βοηθήσει και στα μπάσα και στο feedback

  • @andy121bplp
    @andy121bplp 2 роки тому

    Cool music man!!!

  • @eddyyu7091
    @eddyyu7091 5 років тому +1

    It is to make beat. Good design !

  • @MrSoden1947
    @MrSoden1947 6 років тому +2

    YOU'VE GOT JUST THE SOUND WE WANT - IS IT IMPORTANT TO GET A LARGE PIEZO DISC AND SEAL THIS SIDE - YOU GOT GREAT VOLUME TOO -WELL DONE

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  6 років тому

      Thank you. I think the large piezo works better in this situation. The sealing is a must because otherwise you can get feedback from the amp!

  • @EcoHabitat00
    @EcoHabitat00 9 років тому +1

    Loved this video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @howlingmonkeyguitarpicks2748
    @howlingmonkeyguitarpicks2748 9 років тому +4

    nice tutorial! You could probably have made the box slope at an angle so it's easier to stand and stomp. Have a more natural back-to-front/up down foot movement.

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому

      I guess you are right! I'll have to improve the design when I make a new one!

  • @robbiecourt9231
    @robbiecourt9231 6 років тому +1

    Fantastic video.. really informative and filmed in great detail.. really cool.😎😎😎

  • @linusorri
    @linusorri 3 роки тому +3

    I love how straight forward this is. Could do without the music though.

  • @petros1008
    @petros1008 9 років тому +1

    Amazing job!!!

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому

      +Peter K. thank you, glad you liked it!

  • @gurzair998
    @gurzair998 6 років тому

    when you drilled that first hole in the bottom I blew the sawdust away! LOL

  • @bearshield7138
    @bearshield7138 3 роки тому

    than you

  • @lewi7497
    @lewi7497 Рік тому

    F#ck yeah dude, this guy knows what’s up 😎 legend.. saved me a pretty penny.

  • @PercutindocomSabedoria
    @PercutindocomSabedoria 3 місяці тому

    Hello, congratulations very cool. But could you specify the order of the wires better? I didn't quite understand because the camera hides the image a lot. thanks.

  • @Carlsings
    @Carlsings 8 років тому +2

    Oy loiks to be tap dancin on bits o wood whoylst oym playin me gitah matey, thas rouight!

  • @juanjitoperz3463
    @juanjitoperz3463 8 років тому

    beautiful

  • @CMRWoodworks
    @CMRWoodworks 9 років тому +1

    Cool stuff!

  • @remowo_
    @remowo_ 9 років тому +1

    Nice work φίλτατε... ☺

  • @jackmiak5386
    @jackmiak5386 9 років тому

    Great joinery, although a coping saw would help to remove the xess wood on your dovetails. This would help clean them up a bit. I also recomend cbecking out paul sellers and his videos on joinery

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому +1

      I am not the best one on dovetail cutting (obsioulsy). I just did it for fun. Paul Sellers is one of my favorite woodworkers on you tube. Thanks for the comment and for watching. I hope in future my skills will become a little bit better!

  • @arleyrojas-musico
    @arleyrojas-musico 5 років тому +1

    Gracias

  • @1999colebug
    @1999colebug 8 років тому +1

    Nice dovetails.

  • @CHARrrrrrrrr
    @CHARrrrrrrrr 9 років тому +23

    Woow, way too much carpentry goin on for my woodworking abilities. Id just buy a box of cigars, smoke the shit out of them, then skip to step 2

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому +2

      CHARrrrrrrrr lol! Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому +5

      yogavideosmike I guess everybody makes his own version of it! The basic idea is what matters in my point of view!

    • @josipskledar
      @josipskledar 8 років тому

      lol

    • @guitarman_3693
      @guitarman_3693 3 роки тому

      just use butt/lap joints , and if you cant drill a hole.......... well, im not even going into that. lol

  • @Isaacthompson
    @Isaacthompson 9 років тому +1

    Awesome!

  • @flagwanker6346
    @flagwanker6346 4 роки тому

    Never seen dovetail joints done that way before

  • @timlobb7309
    @timlobb7309 6 років тому +4

    Cool video! One question: what's the reason for putting hot glue all over the piezo exposed surface ? Won't that lessen its flexibility? Thankx!

  • @leevespa4564
    @leevespa4564 Рік тому +1

    Cool 😂

  • @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar
    @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar 7 років тому +2

    AWESOME !!!!!! love that!! drop in and say HI :-)

  • @rinogaetano2681
    @rinogaetano2681 2 роки тому

    Hola amigo! what pedal used on the guitar play? beautiful song!! thanks you! grazie!!!

  • @sbiegs3885
    @sbiegs3885 7 років тому

    Fast cutting had me rolling... Im not even stoned

  • @Saladzingers
    @Saladzingers 2 роки тому +2

    Great video, thanks. I’ll be honest, there’s no way I can be bothered with dovetails for something like this, but otherwise…!

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  2 роки тому

      It was a nice excuse for dovetail practice

    • @scottschmittmusic
      @scottschmittmusic 2 роки тому

      You read my mind.. ya too much work.. jus buy a cool box already .. lol

  • @alveraphoto
    @alveraphoto 9 років тому +1

    cool

  • @seasonedtoker
    @seasonedtoker 6 років тому +5

    No trolling intended, but those solder joints weren't done properly. Take your time, let the iron heat up the part and then add solder. wait just a tiny bit to see it drawing/flowing towards heat, don't just leave fresh solder in a blob.

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  6 років тому +4

      No problem, thanks for the tips! This video is old though. I have better soldering skills now. But still practice makes perfection!

    • @jiggawatt_tv6257
      @jiggawatt_tv6257 6 років тому

      If you heat up those audio pots too much it ruins them. You pretty much have to drip it on.

  • @TedAlexander24
    @TedAlexander24 9 років тому +1

    Pretty cool. Can you slap the box for different sounds?

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому

      The piezo pickup is like a small microphone. As a result the box is pretty responsive to different kinds of touching, scrabimg, punching etc

  • @todmarfuta
    @todmarfuta 7 років тому +1

    Nice video. I was wondering about the hot glue also. You said putting it on top of the piezo also cuts feedback? Does it also change the sound that it produces? Also have you tried using a larger amount to glue it to the box, I was wondering if that changes anything. I just made one using a speaker and it works well now I am going to do the piezo.

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  7 років тому

      I guess the vibrations of the piezo must change somehow with the glue on, but I don't think that's a problem. I haven't tried to add more glue, so i don't know the results. Please note that the sound you'll get is also in close relation to the amp you will use. Good luck with your build, thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @todmarfuta
      @todmarfuta 7 років тому

      I saw someone who used double sided tape to attach his piezo that is c ool idea it might pick up mor sound.

  • @robpinko5999
    @robpinko5999 7 років тому +1

    Question: what happens if you put two piezo's inside the box ?? Would that give you more resonance ?? Or no difference ??

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  7 років тому

      I guess there will be a difference, but I have not tried it out

  • @Mattonzy2
    @Mattonzy2 8 років тому +1

    Very beautiful video! The piezo pickup you used seems perfect and easy for the scope! Is it expensive? Where can I find it? Thanks!

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  8 років тому

      thanks. The Piezos are really cheap you can easily buy them on line or in your local electronics store!

    • @joejohnson5297
      @joejohnson5297 6 років тому

      I know I'm a bit late but if you go to the store and buy one of those singing birthday cards, you can tear it apart and there's a piezo inside.

  • @ThisIsAaronTf2
    @ThisIsAaronTf2 6 років тому

    Yall complain about the background music but to me it just sounds like funkytown

  • @Vei2aC
    @Vei2aC 3 роки тому

    7:18 lefty loosey, righty tighty!

  • @dloui5214
    @dloui5214 8 років тому +9

    sorry i started your tutorial at 7:07 and i thought you were making an IED

  • @ramurel2006
    @ramurel2006 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for it ! please tell me what size of piezo give more bass sound ? I have saw 3 different size and I believe maybe bigger sound more bassy, am I right ?

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  7 років тому

      I guess a general rule in instrument making is "the bigger the bassier".

    • @ramurel2006
      @ramurel2006 7 років тому

      Scrap wood City Yeah, maybe it is about the size of the wood box! I built mine today from a cigar box, it's cool

  • @eddyyu7091
    @eddyyu7091 6 років тому

    Haha... Good box.

  • @connco13
    @connco13 6 років тому

    what type of wood would you recommend? Sides? top and Bottom?

  • @imbaAntares
    @imbaAntares 9 років тому

    Wow you move so fast

  • @martinluthierking
    @martinluthierking 7 років тому

    i'd like to watch you cook

  • @antifagiorgos
    @antifagiorgos 8 років тому +2

    ωραιος!

  • @RoamingFibonacci
    @RoamingFibonacci 9 років тому +1

    liked / Subbed, Thanks

  • @gibbs75
    @gibbs75 4 роки тому

    Why you cover the piezo with hot glue?

  • @tozmozkoz
    @tozmozkoz 6 років тому +1

    thumbs up for not playing the pentatonic :)

  • @scottschmittmusic
    @scottschmittmusic 2 роки тому

    Wait... What was all that clear glue stuff you poured all over the pickup and why?

  • @shaynekant8959
    @shaynekant8959 8 років тому +1

    Can you tell me all the tools you used in this video

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  8 років тому

      +Shayne Kant Ιn the description of the video there is an a link for an article related to this video in my blog! All things are there. Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @frankatack385
    @frankatack385 8 років тому

    is this a beginners guide to basic joinery..?? surely you could have edited some of this out.

  • @DamianoS_
    @DamianoS_ 8 років тому +1

    Hi!
    Why you put glue on the pick-up? (at 6:55)

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  8 років тому +4

      +cade Neve hello! I used glue to reduce feedback. When the stomp box is close to an amp it can produce really annoying feedback sounds. This way you reduce the noise a lot! Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @DamianoS_
      @DamianoS_ 8 років тому

      Scrap wood City thanks for answer and thank you for this video :)

  • @floydc3664
    @floydc3664 9 років тому +1

    what was the wood burner you were using?

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  9 років тому +2

      +Floyd Cox it is a no name cheap one!

  • @Timothydlol
    @Timothydlol 8 років тому +1

    Hello, what is the tool being used at 1.05?
    Thanks

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  8 років тому

      +Timothy Daly it is a cheap flat chisel usually used to carve linoleum! It is not perfect for what I used in the video, but it did the job!

    • @Timothydlol
      @Timothydlol 8 років тому

      +Scrap wood City thanks!

  • @gurzair998
    @gurzair998 6 років тому

    keep playing the same tune forever!

  • @alexgiorgio3755
    @alexgiorgio3755 8 років тому

    What are the dimensions that you used?

  • @billsymeon4179
    @billsymeon4179 8 років тому +1

    για μαγνήτη τι μπορούμε να χρησιμοποιήσουμε;;;

    • @ScrapwoodCity
      @ScrapwoodCity  8 років тому

      +Bill Symeon υπάρχουν αντίσοιχοι μαγνήτες σε παλιά τηλέφωνα. Αλλά σε καταστήματα για ηλεκτρονικούς μπορείς απλά να ζητήσεις ένα πιεζοηλεκτρικό δισκάκι και θα ξέρουν αυτοί

  • @elsauzze
    @elsauzze 7 років тому

    THAT bloody nail xD

  • @kossakhok3997
    @kossakhok3997 3 роки тому

    Chafachuset

  • @superandrd
    @superandrd 7 років тому +10

    The choice for the SAME music in every video is baffling. Just...add some variety, please...

    • @ai3i3y_normal77
      @ai3i3y_normal77 6 років тому

      then don't watch his videos, Look at what you're critiquing ,, Seriously ? that's just childish .

  • @aysuaysu5158
    @aysuaysu5158 8 років тому

    hi.piezo disks located inside what?where is it? where can l find it?

    • @1999colebug
      @1999colebug 8 років тому

      eBay is the best bet. Picked up 12 for 2 bucks.

    • @guitarman_3693
      @guitarman_3693 3 роки тому

      a singing greeting card or a cheap set of headphones..

  • @jonhwickff2940
    @jonhwickff2940 6 років тому

    hello piezo, how are you?
    "i'm piezing"

  • @juanjitoperz3463
    @juanjitoperz3463 8 років тому

    could

  • @MrLibratarian
    @MrLibratarian 7 років тому

    8 min 30 sec of same riff to make 20 sec of product.

  • @orbitalwig8333
    @orbitalwig8333 7 років тому

    This music hurts my soul

  • @koutsoupas
    @koutsoupas 6 років тому

    Good job bro but
    can you sweep with it??
    hahah, see what I did there?..
    I'm funny...

  • @harchanko1994
    @harchanko1994 8 років тому +53

    please stop using the same music for every video

    • @Chaosga
      @Chaosga 6 років тому

      Neil Harchanko better than the sound of speed up sawing.

  • @Chaosga
    @Chaosga 6 років тому

    I enjoy your videos, but have one big gripe.
    If you’re gonna speed up your video, mute the damn sound.
    It’s like nails on a chalkboard!

    • @kathmonkey
      @kathmonkey 5 років тому

      Noooooo. I love the sped up noises of carpentry!

  • @remowo_
    @remowo_ 9 років тому +1

    Nice work φίλτατε... ☺

  • @putraaulia1610
    @putraaulia1610 9 років тому +1

    cool

    • @RedeyeRaccoon
      @RedeyeRaccoon 7 років тому

      Great effort, I haven't even attempted my projects. I keep researching before I begin. Please, no offense by my review I'm here to help all of us. K, think of an actual drum next time, try placing the pizio in different spots, elevate the front so some air comes in there so the bottom panel can actually move. I bet if you did all that and tried different things than hot glue, that's killing your low right there. Oh, just like a guitar adding good pots and 2 at least 1 volume 2 tone the same box would sound like a kick drum. I guaranty it.
      Check out Bigfoot stomp boxes in Australia. They are huge in Nashville, and I swear, the whole night I though she had the world's smallest kick drum. Actually she did use a kick pedal then hit the box.
      Bottom line Thank you, hope to see one the knocks your heart off kilt. That's my goal.
      Thanks again.
      Mark A. Porter
      Detroit, MI / Nashville, TN
      Confused yet talented Musician.
      Performs under the name....
      REDEYE RACCOON