So, a very long time ago I mentioned doing a pedalboard project involving a briefcase. That never happened. Then I found an emptied out speaker cab and I thought I would turn that into a pedalboard. That never happened. But then magic struck. A kind fairy abandoned an inexpensive particle board bookcase adjacent to the refuse bins.
Observe the magical materials!
I had enough to build two pedalboards, so I did. A short one for use now and a larger one for my dream setup.
Long board parts.
Short board materials.
I left the long board materials intact and cut the short board materials down. The short board was pretty easy. Once I had the parts cut I just needed to screw the foot piece on and BAM!
Side view of the short board.
Then it was just a matter of placing the pedals and marking where I needed to put the eye screws and screw them in.
Fancy pen marks fancy.
Screwed!
Look! It works! Just set the pedals, loop the zip ties through and tighten away.
Zipped!
Clipped!
An added bonus is that my pedals now defy gravity!
Whoa!
To be continued…
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