The top is 0.1" thick plate and the front is 1/8" bar. I build them to last and 0.1" is thick enough to tap threads into. The wood was scrap. The thing is, i've only got about $7 of material in it.
Really nice build.
Forgive my ignorance, do you just rub the crayon over the lettering the sand back?
Forgive my ignorance, do you just rub the crayon over the lettering the sand back?
that works but your fingers will get tired. i hit the back with a propane torch for about 5 seconds to heat it up a bit and the crayon goes on easily and rubs right off with a cotton rag. it also mkes the letters look better because the torch takes the porosity out of the crayon.
5 weeks after ordering the tube sockets on ebay and i get an email telling me they were returned to the vendor in china and can't be shipped for 3 weeks because they are on holiday there. I ordered them locally this time and hopefully I'll be building this amp early next week.
Very nicely done🙂 Totally opposite to my creations 😀
Looks like something that Tom Waits would use.
I like it.
Very gritty.
Just need a fuse for it.
You mean you've not tested it without a fuse?.
Traced the hum down to a dirty/defective volume pot. Tried cleaning it. If that doesn't work i'll order a new one. Somewhat annoyed because the replacement part is $1.50 and shipping is $7.
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