I’m listening to you say decal just thinking it’s a word I’ve never heard before since I’ve never made something like this. Then I see you have it written on your wall. Ahhhh. Since I was I a kid growing up in NYC we pronounced that word as “dee-kal”. You are saying “deck-kel”. I just found the different pronunciations amusing. Must be a Canadian v. American thing. Great video. Thanks. I so want to build this pedal and reproduce your decal exactly.
Rad Video, I am having some issues getting mine to print to the size I made them, any ideas how to print to scale in this program? I have searched but only found confusion and head bashing against the wall!!
after you are done in paint.net. save them as a .pdn (in case you need to edit them later), then again as a .bmp. Open the bmp in ms paint. the print dialog there allows you to print at 100%, just use the "page setup" and "print preview" to be sure
Just starting building pedals and have used the "stock" labels provided with the kits so far. Thanks to you, I just placed my first large order for individual components. I'd really like to design my own decals and this video will be very helpful. Thanks again.
Awesome stuff! I had a quick question - I've been using waterslide decals to do my enclosures, but they're kind of a pain in the ass in regards to bubbling, tearing, etc. I just tried finding the Avery product you have, it's possible that Amazon doesn't have that specific stuff anymore, but everything I found was "frosted" which kind of scares me. Lots of other brands have terrible reviews, and while they're a little cheaper than the waterslide paper, I don't want to waste money on something different that doesn't work right. Any chance you could link the exact item you've been using? Thanks! Derek
I used to use the clear Avery lables when I only did white enclosures - amzn.to/2W99bl4 , but have since changed to these white vinyl ones - amzn.to/3r2X7Am - as I have been using more colors. The new ones create a little more steps for color matching, but I am very happy with them. Probably more so than the Avery labels. Less ink run. In any case, both work well with a generic inkjet printer (i have an hp officejet 4630) just be sure to set your print to highest quality and for glossy paper.
@@pougnetpedals Nice! I unfortunately can't get the Avery ones in the US, I'm somewhat lazy about trying to do color matching, though I may have to stop being lazy and just go that route if the others work well. Thanks!
@@derekwozniak5534 you can order via avery.com - just go to their website, browse per material (clear gloss), then shape (rectangle) and you will see the full page there, maybe the item number will be different this is why it is not available here.
@@pougnetpedals seems the Avery 7665 is only available in Canada and I am unable to find the equivalent version here in the states? My first attempt was with a matte version and it does not look as good or snappy as a gloss would. I bought it before I realized I need GLOSSY.
thanks for the help with my deckles
np
hahahaha..
deckles turned out good
yep
Lmao!
hahahaha
Thanks for this - what exactly is the clear coat that you're using?
Rust-Oleum 2x satin clear coat
nice deckles.
Thanks! It's pretty easy and cheap! Haha!
Never heard anyone pronounce 'decals' (dee-kalz) as 'deckles' (like freckles).
: )
germans
I’m listening to you say decal just thinking it’s a word I’ve never heard before since I’ve never made something like this. Then I see you have it written on your wall. Ahhhh. Since I was I a kid growing up in NYC we pronounced that word as “dee-kal”. You are saying “deck-kel”. I just found the different pronunciations amusing. Must be a Canadian v. American thing.
Great video. Thanks. I so want to build this pedal and reproduce your decal exactly.
DECKULLLLLLLLLL!
yep
What are deckles?
I was going to subscribe, but when I heard him say decal as deckle, nope.
Thanks for this video I wasn't sure where to startl now I'm already printing design.
Rad Video, I am having some issues getting mine to print to the size I made them, any ideas how to print to scale in this program? I have searched but only found confusion and head bashing against the wall!!
after you are done in paint.net. save them as a .pdn (in case you need to edit them later), then again as a .bmp. Open the bmp in ms paint. the print dialog there allows you to print at 100%, just use the "page setup" and "print preview" to be sure
deckles
Canadian thing...
Had to subscribe. I'm about to start my own pedal building journey and your videos are unbelievably useful. Thanks for all this!
nice vid , but it's pronounced "dee cal/decal" , some are taking the piss saying deckles,let the haters hate , it's their problem.
I didn't see a free version. It costs 9.99. It is worth it and fairly easy to learn.
Not bad but the "de kel" or however you pronounced it is killed me everytime lol
Deck-uhls? We pronounce it as Dee Cals.
Thanks for the tutorial! The correct pronunciation is DEE-COW however. Have a great day.
actually... no its fuckin' not.
This is the most helpful tutorial I have found 😀 Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your knowledge! I love your videos
Thanks!
How can I order your pedals?
If you say deckle one more time I'm gonna lose my shit.
haha
Deckles? You mean dee-kals?
Deck-uhls 😂
he was so confident on " THE KELS" that i actually doubt myself ... till i saw the comments tho
ca.outdoorsy.com/neveridle/words-pronounce-differently-canada
Just what I was looking for! Awesome! Thanks
Thanks man!
Hello and congratulations for the video, but above all for your pedals: they are very beautiful.
Simple question, what inkjet printer do you use?
Just starting building pedals and have used the "stock" labels provided with the kits so far. Thanks to you, I just placed my first large order for individual components. I'd really like to design my own decals and this video will be very helpful. Thanks again.
Lol...in case you haven't figured it out yet, it's "dee-kals". In any case, nice job.
Potato, potato
in the uk we say "deckle" as well its just spelled decal
Potato, poteckle.
Deckel
Very cool. Would have loved to see the actual application of the graphics onto the enclosure though
Nevermind! Found it in your later videos :)
Great!
Awesome!
It is!
It’s how Canadians say it, you dillweeds.
At least I have someone sticking up for me! Thanks man!
Canadians are wrong on this one.
Oh, a real wiseacre, aye?
You mispronounced decals on purpose right...right?
no
My favorite thing in the world is to hear a silly pronunciation and then brace myself as I scroll to the comments.
Yep. I will never live it down. Unfortunately, people don't realize it's a common Canadian pronunciation.
Thank you for sharing this. I got a lot from your decal choices.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot for sharing!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for sharing your process! You are a true hero!
Whats your canvas size for a 125b? Care to share your templates for various pedalpcb drill holes? Looking for a 6 hole template...
I suggest downloading the pdf from a 125b pedalpcb build. it has a template you can use.
@@pougnetpedals whats the canvas size tho
Awesome stuff! I had a quick question - I've been using waterslide decals to do my enclosures, but they're kind of a pain in the ass in regards to bubbling, tearing, etc. I just tried finding the Avery product you have, it's possible that Amazon doesn't have that specific stuff anymore, but everything I found was "frosted" which kind of scares me. Lots of other brands have terrible reviews, and while they're a little cheaper than the waterslide paper, I don't want to waste money on something different that doesn't work right. Any chance you could link the exact item you've been using? Thanks!
Derek
I used to use the clear Avery lables when I only did white enclosures - amzn.to/2W99bl4 , but have since changed to these white vinyl ones - amzn.to/3r2X7Am - as I have been using more colors. The new ones create a little more steps for color matching, but I am very happy with them. Probably more so than the Avery labels. Less ink run. In any case, both work well with a generic inkjet printer (i have an hp officejet 4630) just be sure to set your print to highest quality and for glossy paper.
@@pougnetpedals Nice! I unfortunately can't get the Avery ones in the US, I'm somewhat lazy about trying to do color matching, though I may have to stop being lazy and just go that route if the others work well. Thanks!
@@derekwozniak5534 you can order via avery.com - just go to their website, browse per material (clear gloss), then shape (rectangle) and you will see the full page there, maybe the item number will be different this is why it is not available here.
Would you please provide link or product name of the type of sticker paper you are using?
www.amazon.ca/Shipping-Labels-Printers-Rectangle-Permanent/dp/B019U475M2/ref=asc_df_B019U475M2/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=292980610977&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10135381725552788465&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1002067&hvtargid=pla-569920016608&psc=1
@@pougnetpedals seems the Avery 7665 is only available in Canada and I am unable to find the equivalent version here in the states? My first attempt was with a matte version and it does not look as good or snappy as a gloss would. I bought it before I realized I need GLOSSY.
The best video on the net for this work!!! Fantastic!!!
Wow, thanks!
Cool video. Very informative.
Thanks
lets do some "the kell"
ca.outdoorsy.com/neveridle/words-pronounce-differently-canada
Great info. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!