Tone stack on vero question

[Liaztraht]

Hey, new here.

I have been looking into building a couple pedals for myself, and experimenting with the James Tone Stack from Tone Stack Calculator on its own vero to easily add or remove it from circuits.

I think I managed to lay it out right, but honestly, I have no idea on laying things out with vero.
I haven't messed with circuits since college, so bear with me if I am slow to catch on.

What I managed to do

[nocentelli]

That looks ok to me, but if people use conventional pot notation, your pots will both reduce treble or bass when turned clockwise: swap lugs 1 qnd 3 over on both and they'll boost as you turn them "up"

[Liaztraht]

Awesome.
So pots facing down instead of 321 from left to right, treat it as 123?

[bluebunny]

With the lugs pointing down and the shaft pointing at you - like in this picture - yes, they're 1-2-3 from left to right.

[Liaztraht]

With the lugs pointing down and the shaft pointing at you - like in this picture - yes, they're 1-2-3 from left to right.

This I knew, I was trying to clarify what Nocentelli was getting at with swapping the 1 and 3 lugs of the pots. I was going with shaft pointing down and lugs up as 321 when wiring them to the board.

[induction]

How you mount them is entirely up to you, just make sure lug 3 gets connected where the layout says lug 1, and vice-versa, unless you want them to operate backwards.