Pictures!

[RonaldB]

Thanks to markusw for the great layout.

This is the most beautifull pedal ive ever seen.
RonaldB

[g.]

Prototype, yet not finished...

[slacker]

Very nice, what is it?

[g.]

germanium fuzz with feedback and CV control....

[midwayfair]

Madbean's Nautilus, a modernized Mutron III. Ridiculously cool sounds that I've never heard from other filter.

[bluebunny]

ROG Pepper Mill.

[deadastronaut]

  cool builds guys..

@jon:  can't wait to hear the vid demo of that funky mutha!..

(put your youtube address in your sig...)

[haveyouseenhim]

I just finished boxing this a few minutes ago. It's a Randall X2Fet.   This is my first etched enclosure. The green paint ended up being flush with the top so it doesn't really look like an etch.

[Jdansti]

I just finished boxing this a few minutes ago. It's a Randall X2Fet.   This is my first etched enclosure. The green paint ended up being flush with the top so it doesn't really look like an etch.

Nice job!  Did you clear coat over it after painting the etch?

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Mike-

WOW!! I really like the look of that.

I gave up on etching long ago! This just might inspire me to give it another go 

What did you use for the image transfer??

[haveyouseenhim]

I just finished boxing this a few minutes ago. It's a Randall X2Fet.   This is my first etched enclosure. The green paint ended up being flush with the top so it doesn't really look like an etch.

Nice job!  Did you clear coat over it after painting the etch?

No      Is it supposed to prevent oxidation?

[haveyouseenhim]

What did you use for the image transfer??

What do you mean? What program?

[Govmnt_Lacky]

What do you mean? What program?

No. Did you use PnP blue, magazine paper, etc.?

[haveyouseenhim]

Ah ok. Magazine paper. I have found that Taylor's magazine 'Wood and Steel' has really good paper for doing toner transfers.

[Perrow]

The green paint ended up being flush with the top so it doesn't really look like an etch.

Doesn't matter, way cool.

[Jdansti]

I just finished boxing this a few minutes ago. It's a Randall X2Fet.   This is my first etched enclosure. The green paint ended up being flush with the top so it doesn't really look like an etch.

Nice job!  Did you clear coat over it after painting the etch?

No      Is it supposed to prevent oxidation?

It could, but i really don't know.  I'm just trying to learn what other people do.

[haveyouseenhim]

I just finished boxing this a few minutes ago. It's a Randall X2Fet.   This is my first etched enclosure. The green paint ended up being flush with the top so it doesn't really look like an etch.

Nice job!  Did you clear coat over it after painting the etch?

No      Is it supposed to prevent oxidation?

It could, but i really don't know.  I'm just trying to learn what other people do.

Ah ok. This is my first one so I am no authority on the subject. But I Printed the image on a page of 'Wood and Steel'. I made reference marks on the enclosure then heated it with the iron with a piece of paper in between. pressed the transfer on then placed a square of soft foam on it then a 14 pound bar of steel to weigh it down.   the foam gives it even pressure. I allowed it to cool then I soaked it in water to peel the paper off. Then I used electrical tape to mask the parts I didn't want etched. Then I warmed some ferric chloride and etched for 15 minutes while agitating to prevent bubbles.

Then the whole fill paint and sanding block etc...

[deadastronaut]

+1 looks cool mike.

ive done a few shallow etches where the paint is level, its a nice effect, its like a waterslide without the dodgy edges...

i always clearcoat mine, it does stop it going dull...(on eddystones anyway) .....but that can be a nice effect too in a relic'd type way..

[Slade]

[haveyouseenhim]

^ Nice