Pictures!

[ayayay!]

The layout was printed on AVERY transparent sticker and clearcoated many time

That is SICK.  Insane!

Irony:  A build called "Too Many Knobs" that has none.  Nice work!  Well done!

Regarding the Avery sticker paper, where are you guys finding it?  All the stuff I've found is opague.  I want transparency clear!  It says it's clear, then you peel it back and it's anything but. 

[~arph]

Regarding the Avery sticker paper, where are you guys finding it?  All the stuff I've found is opague.  I want transparency clear!  It says it's clear, then you peel it back and it's anything but. 

Yes, WHERE! 

[Le québécois]

Irony:  A build called "Too Many Knobs" that has none.  Nice work!  Well done!

Regarding the Avery sticker paper, where are you guys finding it?  All the stuff I've found is opague.  I want transparency clear!  It says it's clear, then you peel it back and it's anything but. 
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I send my layout to a copy store and they did it for me. I remember that when I looked at the transparency, It was not that clear (it was frosty). I tried it anyway because this is my prototype (I plan on enlarging the multifx with phaser, flanger double delay taptempo stuff...). In the end when I stick it on the multifx, it was still frosty whitish looking but after the clearcoating (Krylon stuff) the frosty disappear.  I think that the mm or so of clearcoat change how light is diffracted and it somehow filtered out the frosty color. It even gave a darker look compare to the edge of the pedal where there was no sticker.   

[aflynt]

Regarding the Avery sticker paper, where are you guys finding it?  All the stuff I've found is opague.  I want transparency clear!  It says it's clear, then you peel it back and it's anything but.  

Yes, WHERE!  

I've had good results with this stuff and their 'UV laminate spray' for clear labels on a lighter color pedal.

http://www.texascraft.com/hps/product.php?productid=17525&cat=253&page=1

Example:


This is also pretty cool for a silvery holographic look:

http://www.texascraft.com/hps/product.php?productid=17551&cat=262&page=1

Example:


And this works well if you're doing a more graphical design on a white background (it also works fine without an overspray if you're really lazy like me):

http://www.texascraft.com/hps/product.php?productid=17514&cat=249&page=1

Example:


-Aaron

[ayayay!]

Those look great and thank you for the links!

[caress]

Thanks, man.  I've been using spray cans by this company, Montana.  Great but expensive paint.

montana is excellent.  been using that paint for a few years now!

[Güero]

[glops]

Actually, the Fixx Fuzz, the Fuzzrite variation with the boost on the front end....

[Slade]

AWESOME!

[deadastronaut]

^ yeah!...

[tuckster]

Fuzz Face (madbean Zygote)

[glops]

AWESOME!

Thanks, Maestro!  All I do is reverse etch thanks to you!

^ yeah!...

Thanks!!!

[darron]

again, i didn't build these. they are by Shaun Klinger. but i reckon that i get to show them off because i helped with setting up the powder coating and making the plaques for them!

[deadastronaut]

^and your 'trademark' 10mm led!.

btw, are those 10mm bezels plastic...i couldnt find metal ones.

[darron]

^and your 'trademark' 10mm led!.

btw, are those 10mm bezels plastic...i couldnt find metal ones.

alright... so i've taught him a thing or two (:    glad someone noticed


they are metal of some sort plated in chrome. i get them from a local shop: http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=Z0230

[John Lyons]

Summer fuzzin'

[Keppy]

Regarding the Avery sticker paper, where are you guys finding it?  All the stuff I've found is opague.  I want transparency clear!  It says it's clear, then you peel it back and it's anything but. 

Yes, WHERE! 

Small Bear sells adhesive transparency stock. Http://www.smallbearelec.com/Detail.bok?no=1069

I've had mixed results using it for graphics (he sells it for PCB making). Sometimes the adhesive reflects a bit unevenly, and sometimes the surface reflects light a little funny, but both problems are mitigated somewhat by clearcoating. Give it a shot with a heavy clearcoat and it might do what you want. Just avoid air bubbles (obvious, but tricky  ).

[Brymus]

Hah
Fuzzes,I just did a few for the local ax slingers.
For Fuzz: Volume down Fuzz up,For Clean Boost: Volume up Fuzz down
Here is my personal Fuzz





I need to learn how to cut my corners better, but I like using the decals ALOT better than other methods.

[Brymus]

My TS808 Clone
So after a week of making fancy graphics with fantasy art I instead went GREEN

[tasos]

yep!green is great!
and the fuzz also dude!
you both did great wiring job!