I was just working up a few of these last night and thought I'd take a few pics for kics and post. I'm sure there are other methods that would work just as well but this is mine, which I think I stole from PMc6. I make one for 125's, 1590BB and DD.
So, just grab a good cardboard box of some kind. Can be anything but the more sturdy the better. Draw out your enclosure size on the back. Get some golf tees, the extra long ones, and pop them in there. I like to put little washers over them for a few reasons. One, it keep that tee from getting pushed in too far by accident and two, it helps to level out the tees which is hugely important....if you like even coverage that is. Make sure those washers are level as you work them down.
Then flip it over. Set on something level. Take a level, torpedo level works good here and measure from tip to tip or you can pop the enclosure on there and level it. If not level figure out which tee is off and pull out or push in...whatever your pleasure
Once level I put a little glue in there to hold the tees in place. Let dry. If you were going to epoxy a pedal right then, then I'd just epoxy it as that will hold the tees in when dry.
Here is one that I've used a few times
Don't forget about the bottom plates. Grab your wifes favorite Brighton's box, draw out your lids and repeat the above process. You might want to take her shoes out, but up to you
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powerpopguy wrote:
warm places theory sounds plausible. Occasionally, I wake up and think my snake is missing too, but it turns out it's just a chilly morning.