Thanks! The project went a long way to improve the outlook for me in the early days of the 'Rona lockdowns. Glad others enjoyed watching and hopefully it can inspire more to take on similar projects. It's a fun, low cost, and fairly easy hobby that is really rewarding every time you pick up that instrument.
Nice. I used to use the foil tape too (all the way back to the 80s) but found that black liquid ground stuff and use that now. You have to use good ventilation though, because it's not good to breathe it. Have you had any luck with that stuff?
Yeah, shielding paint is pretty handy stuff and works great. But I've never used it personally, because I'm too likely to spill it and get it all over everything whereas, with the tape, if I "spill" it, I just have to bend over and pick it up. Haha!
@@LollarPickups You just paint it on with a brush. I do it outside because you don't want to breathe the fumes (toxic). To me it's a lot easier than the copper foil.
Very cool project build
Thanks! The project went a long way to improve the outlook for me in the early days of the 'Rona lockdowns. Glad others enjoyed watching and hopefully it can inspire more to take on similar projects. It's a fun, low cost, and fairly easy hobby that is really rewarding every time you pick up that instrument.
Nice. I used to use the foil tape too (all the way back to the 80s) but found that black liquid ground stuff and use that now. You have to use good ventilation though, because it's not good to breathe it. Have you had any luck with that stuff?
Yeah, shielding paint is pretty handy stuff and works great. But I've never used it personally, because I'm too likely to spill it and get it all over everything whereas, with the tape, if I "spill" it, I just have to bend over and pick it up. Haha!
@@LollarPickups You just paint it on with a brush. I do it outside because you don't want to breathe the fumes (toxic). To me it's a lot easier than the copper foil.
May I ask for a blademaster demo video??
We are in the process of upping our video game here. So we hope to eventually have high quality videos of just about everything we make.