The most crucial thing is to end up with properly square corner joints once your frame is glued up. For this project, I decided to use simple box joints to maximise the surface area for the glue, but you could use square batons instead. To make the cut-outs, I sawed down into the wood then used a chisel to notch them out. Spraying is best done outdoors, but make sure you protect areas where you don’t want the paint to go.

WORLD VOLTAGE COMPATIBLE – BOARD WILL SHIP SETUP FOR COUNTRY DESTINATION VOLTAGE INCLUDING OPTIONAL POWER SUPPLY ADD-ONS This can make it easier to get straight into playing the guitar whenever inspiration strikes. Of course, nothing hinders creativity, quite like getting your pedals out, connecting the power supply, finding your patch cables, and hooking everything up, and by that time, that epic riff idea is gone. The one downside of using velcro is that it’s quite tough to remove the velcro from your pedals without damaging the paintwork. If you’re the type of person that like to swap & sell your pedals after a time, you may not wish to do this as damaged paintwork could hard the resale value. Cable Ties Optional: extra cable assemblies for FX loop, second amp or any signal route needs available upon requestThe plan was to cover the top boards with carpet tiles and drop them into the frame, so I had to glue lengths of baton onto the inside edges of the frame to support the board. The batons also had to be glued at a depth that would allow the top of the carpet tile to be level with the top edges of the frame.

Custom-made from solid wood, this sturdy and attractive pedal board was designed to help you organize and secure your collection of guitar synthesizers. It's versatile enough to accommodate almost any combination of effects pedals and can be adjusted to fit your needs. Whether you're just getting started or are a seasoned pro, this simple yet robust piece of gear will help you get the most out of your stomp boxes so you can focus on playing well. To attach this, I’d suggest adding the rougher (hook) side of the tape to the board. Measure and cut lengths long enough to run the length of your pedalboard. You don’t need to cover the board in this and two rows of tape should be enough for each row of pedals on your board. Some of the noted users of Pedal Pad include Dweezil Zappa, George Lynch, and Victor Wooten. Pedal Pad’s first designs were pretty simple, featuring a compartment underneath for concealing the excess cables as well as other undesirable items that just got in the way of the pedals. Mike was constantly trying new pedals and setups, so he set out to build a pedalboard that could also be changed.A large wooden chopping board can make a fantastic pedalboard and, depending on the size of it, you can fit quite a few pedals on it. However, you can use one of the panels from the second shelf to raise it even further allowing you to hide a power supply underneath.

Pedaltrain boards are made by welding together specifically shaped hollow aluminum tubing. Founder John Chandler takes special pride in this simple-as-it-gets construction that produces highly durable and practical pedalboards. This company based in Sonoma, California offers a great variety of pedalboards for all needs and preferences.You might wonder “why such a peculiar name for a pedalboard company?”. Well, there is a sad story turned positive behind it. Trailer Trash Pedalboards‘ founder James “Rooster” Olson used to be a professional guitar player in Nashville.