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fonik
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great module, sduck! i have one joystick here in my workshop waiting for some circuitry. what PCB did you use?
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sduck
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sduck
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Here's a little quickie project I finished tonight -
I built this one years ago from a kit 6-7 years ago, and it was one of the first things I ever built. I didn't really know what I was doing, and wasn't too surprised when it didn't work. I put it away, but worked on it again a few years later, but didn't get it going completely then either. Finally took it out again a few weeks ago, and looked it over, reflowed all the solder joints, and it worked! To celebrate, I designed this 1U motm format panel for it. |
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TekniK
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haibleJ flanger modul :
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adambee7
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teknik you're the man.  |
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TekniK
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Curtis Electromusic 3330 Dual VCA
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The Bad Producer
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| adambee7 wrote: | | teknik you're the man. |
great stuff (again!) Teknik....
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hway23
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| Great work on the kick! Where did you find the schematic? |
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hway23
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I might just have to build all three of those now.  |
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| hway23 wrote: | | Great work on the kick! Where did you find the schematic? |
http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-37646.html
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TekniK
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| -minus- wrote: | | Still without a camera, so the same crappy phone photography to be expected from me... Finally managed to get this TR808 Kick (with large 20MM LED) into a box and off my dining room table! |
nice! |
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rjd2
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sduck and j.dilisio:
how are you guys doing the screening on your panels? they look great. i need to find a way to do good screening on metal, and i have yet to find a technique i like the results of. |
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adambee7
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| hway23 wrote: | | I might just have to build all three of those now. |
I have the proto board layout of these but as there is now a strip board layout building will commence after lunchtime beer. |
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j.dilisio
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| rjd2 wrote: | sduck and j.dilisio:
how are you guys doing the screening on your panels? they look great. i need to find a way to do good screening on metal, and i have yet to find a technique i like the results of. |
My screening is far from perfect. Some thin lines and letters don't come out, but since you asked,.
I'm burning my screens with two 250Watt bulbs hung about 18in from the surface. The stencil is held down with a sheet of glass and books underneath for support.
It takes around 12-13 mins.
The other important thing is when spreading the emulsion, try to get it as thin as possible. I use a squeegee on both sides. Then you can just use a hairdryer for a few minutes until it's translucent and you're ready to burn.
As for getting the ink to stay on the metal, I'm using a coat of clear rustoleum. Otherwise it scratches off.
You could try the oil-based inks like they use on street signs but it's a real pain to clean.
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When coating screens, a screen printing coating trough is the way to go. They aren't that expensive and give a near perfect thin emulsion coverage. Makes a big difference when washing out the stencil. Well worth the outlay, particularly if you are making up a lot of screens.
I have used a 400 WATT High Pressure Sodium lamp used for hydroponics in the past. The sun is a good alternative to a light bulb, and it's free! |
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sduck
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| Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 8:15 pm Post subject:
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| I use Front Panel Express for panels |
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TekniK
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Fonik attenuverter ,vco
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forbin
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| Can't quite make out the logo on the bottom of the VCO -- what is it? |
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TekniK
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| forbin wrote: | | Can't quite make out the logo on the bottom of the VCO -- what is it? |
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TekniK
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Dual SEM VCF,The coreldraw conversion (needed for the laser) fucked up my oberlogo vectors that i spend sooo much time on it 
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adambee7
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| Do you ever sleep Teknik. Great stuff as usual. |
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TekniK
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This is an Awesome Modcan module,dynamicaly it completely blows away an 227e channel lol.
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TekniK
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Not yet finished,this is a MFB SEQ-1 sequencer
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