How I built an awesome DIY guitar pedal board from scratch.

How I built a DIY wood pedal board from scratch. I show you the steps I used to build this sweet board using standard building materials. I used poplar wood for the frame and has a simple plywood top covered with loop material. A list of items used as well as tools are below.
#electricguitar #guitarpedals #guitar
Materials used:
Loop material: amzn.to/3ZtBhXx
Loop adhesive: amzn.to/3SUBRuK
Tools used:
Router: amzn.to/3SYMfls
Dovetail jig: amzn.to/3ZK8EF1
Circular saw: amzn.to/3F1rMq4
Table saw: amzn.to/3SSRYcq
Drill: amzn.to/3SXZd2U

[@faronjohnson3478]

Looks great! This video is what i've been looking for.
Great job!

[@joehansonguitar]

Awesome! Thanks so much!

[@ALTheGuitarViking]

That was fun to watch! Must be exiting to make you own board! 🎸🔥🎸🔥

[@joehansonguitar]

Thanks bro! Video isn’t getting any views yet but it’s ok

[@phillramirez8323]

😮 very nice looks WAY better than what they sell at Guitar shops😀. Unfortunately for me I didn't inherit my dad's craftsmanship 😢 but that shouldn't stop me ill try making the classic pallet look 🤣, very well done again sir and you keep rocking 😎🎸🤘

[@joehansonguitar]

Thank you sir! I realize every time I make one that there's always something better I can do on the next one.
Nothing wrong with the pallet board!
Thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@sirspongadoodle]

fucking impressive

[@joehansonguitar]

Thanks!

[@Quickscopegod814]

Could you do a video on how you soldered everything together for which wire goes to what

[@joehansonguitar]

Definitely. I’m going to build a smaller board for myself and will cover the soldering in greater detail!

[@Quickscopegod814]

Ok thank u

[@jerpratt]

Did you use 1/2" or 3/4" plywood for the pedalboard deck?

[@joehansonguitar]

1/2” I think but I ran a strip of poplar in the center front to back for additional support. I don’t think it needed it but I cut the slots for the cables a little too large and it flexed a bit more than my previous decks.

[@Quickscopegod814]

What type of wire did you use for the guitar aux ends

[@joehansonguitar]

Mogami standard patch cable by the foot
westcoastpedalboard.com/product/mogami-cable/

[@dodgerscatcher]

what did you use for the height of the front and back?

[@joehansonguitar]

I think it’s 2” front and 3” rear. I’ll measure when I get home 🎸✌🏻

[@joehansonguitar]

2” front, 4” rear

[@srebur1993]

Buen video, gracias ❤ me encantaría aprender hacer la conexión de los interruptores de off y ON

[@joehansonguitar]

😎✌🏻🎸

[@Quickscopegod814]

Hey where did you find the power supply and and what is the model number on it

[@joehansonguitar]

I built this one for one of my guitar students and he provided the power supply and the pedals. It’s a Donner brand and I think he got it off Amazon. I can’t remember if I put a link in the description of the video. On the board I built for myself I have a Strymon Zuma

[@Quickscopegod814]

I found the power supply I’m trying to find all the parts for it

[@joehansonguitar]

Which one did you get?@@Quickscopegod814

[@Quickscopegod814]

@@joehansonguitar I got the same as you used in the video I’m trying to find all the other parts for the pedal board

[@paoloa.revollogomez9307]

awesome how much does it weight? i wanna try this one myself

[@joehansonguitar]

I never weighed it but it’s rather heavy when fully setup but I’m also running a Boss ES-8 switching system which is heavy. I’m considering building another one with lighter wood.

[@rrrayrrray]

Bad ass!!

[@joehansonguitar]

🤘🏻🔥

[@Quickscopegod814]

Is it a 3 prong or a 2 prong switch

[@joehansonguitar]

The on/off switch or the actual power plug ?

[@Quickscopegod814]

@@joehansonguitar the on and off switch