Pictures!

[Jdansti]

[quote author =timmy_the_jew link=topic=36392.msg1230372#msg1230372 date=1633528658]

welcome to the forum. I'm not keen on those knobs.

They're just some cream colored knobs I found on Tayda.
[/quote]

He said "knob".

He said "cream".

Timmy, read duck's post from a point of view of someone making a joke about your graphic graphics.

[timmy_the_jew]

Oh, I knew What he was saying 
The graphic started as a joke. I asked my friend what he wanted the pedal to look like and he replied "I don't care if it has a giant d*#k on it as long as it works!" So...... I took some creative license with GIMP. The function names are just part of the overall scheme.

[davent]

Here's some I did when I was actively building these. Can't really mess with the laquer and paint stuff because of allergic reactions nowadays. That's why I am looking into some services and alternatives. Nice Fuzz there and Gratz on the first build, this is a nice hobby indeed, especially when you get to the vero and pcb building stuff

Have you tried waterborne paints and lacquer clearcoats? I use artist's acrylic paints mostly from Golden and stay away completely from anything that comes in a spray can except for self etching primer for aluminum.

dave

[Dewil]

I do have some golden acrylics, used those on some of the pedals with the decals. I think I will just get a DYMO for labeling =D
A brushed on clearcoat could be something to try. I think you can get something that evens out nicely when applied.

[kaycee]

I use the plastikote enamels, lots of colours and a clear coat too. Application by brush, dries In 20mins. Probably best used over a special metals primer, also available as brush on. Stick on letters or letter stamping is easy. Visit a craft store, loads of stuff you can use.

[BarbarachBC]

I was eating some nice fudge, the box looked nice so I thought why not. I built a silicon Fuzz Face clone - Guinness Fudge Face   

[hair force one]

An Arcadiator to put on my rug.

[Phend]

Finished this acrylic Fuzz Face using those old radio transistors.
Hfe 82 and 124.
Added  LED and tropical fish.
Sounds great, turn guitar volume down, immediately cleans up.
Like it , sounds as grungy as the Solder job looks.

[Aviator18]

This is my third completed pedal. It is a PedalPCB Woodpecker Tremelo. Artwork is on photo paper with two coats of Krylon Triple Thick Clear Glaze. I had to enlarge the LED hole after apply the artwork and scraped of a bit of color around the "Level" label. I fixed the ending "l" with a fine-point Sharpie.

[fowl]

and tropical fish.

10n||39n?

[Phend]

Yes, 49n , from Fuzz Central's Arbiter Fuzz Face.  49 = 47

[duck_arse]

nice graphics. what's that green blob in the middle of the board?

[bluebunny]

It's the fattest 220nF greenie I've ever seen.   

[duck_arse]

aah, trick of the light. I have those 220nF's from tayda also, been trying to find hiding places for them for years.

[Aviator18]

nice graphics. what's that green blob in the middle of the board?

Thank you. It's a JB Polyester Mylar Film capacitor from Tayda. There was room, so I used it.

[hair force one]

An Electric Druid FilterFX to put on my rug.





Awesome filter by the way.

[Dewil]

That looks like a lot of fun. I need to check Electric Druid out.

[eh la bas ma]

I made one of these, there is no "oscillate" switch... What does it do ? How is it wired ?

[Toy Sun]

An Electric Druid FilterFX to put on my rug.

Awesome filter by the way.

How did you do your labeling? it looks good!

[Toy Sun]

Been a while since I posted a photo. This is Fuzz Dog's OTA compressor, it sounds great! As usual, the Fuzz Dog stuff goes together really easy for me, this worked on first fire up. And I'm finally at the point where I feel comfortable posting a gut shot. Be kind!