Home Brew pedalboards- let's see 'em

Here's one I built from a piece of scrap lying around my old man's shop. I bought the aluminum edging and the handles. The velcro I already had and the black paint and all the squaredrive screws I bogarted as well. I probably spent around $15 tops, if you don't count the crapload of money I dropped on a bigass roll of industrial velcro.

I just cut the ply on the table saw, then ran the board through on its edges to take about 1/16 off the thickness so I could get the aluminum over the velcro. It took longer to cut the miters in the aluminum than anything else. All said and done, it probably took about 3 hours to make. If you already had some plywood lying around and some auto carpet or a 2" roll of industrial velcro, it'd be cheap. If you had to buy a whole sheet of ply, might as well make a couple and sell them on the side.

 

el profe! that one is absolutely great! too bad i want an ata style, a bit more difficult to build.

 

DIY, 20 british pounds max in parts for each.












Cheap effective nice looking boards I build for myself and friends as xmas/birthday presents. The little to medium dragon skin/chromeones take 20 - 30 mins, and that's mainly cutting the trim.

 

I spent a little more than $100.00, but no regrets.
Here is what I did:

 

Are you selling these pedalboards?

 

Here's mine. It's not the nicest looking board, but it works ok. There is power hiding underneath the upper level. The only problem is my pedals are too big to fit on there. I'm gonna make a new one to fit my latest pedals soon.

 

I'm sorry, but I just made it for myself.
Thanks anyway.

 

Here's mine. About the size of a pedal train pro. The case is a flight case from rondomusic.com. It was about $90 after shipping, and the pedal board is made of 1x2's screwed together, spray painted black, and velcro. I used an angled piece of plywood for a while and drilled holes for the cables, but when I started moving things I had to make too many new holes. This allows me to clean up my cables, have a strong and removable board, and fits custom to my case.

 

wonder where I got it .

have you received the route 66...please say yes...

 

I got the case on ebay from Seismic Audio, but it looks like they aren't selling them anymore. The board is about the size of a Pedaltrain 2 and is made from 1/2 inch plywood that I put a black plastic veneer on. I have a pedal power 2 under the riser. I probably have $80 into it.

 

$0.99 for the wood, around about $3 for the cable ties...

 

About the same size and a little cheaper than a pedal train junior. Suits my needs and looks good in my room.

 

My DIY - Probably have $150 in the build, between pine, plywood, tweed, velcro, amp corners, drawer handles, rubber feet.....okay, maybe $200

 

^ I really like that, actually I really want that... It would match my amp perfect.
You've inspired me to do something similar in the future. Good work, looks great!

 

Around $15 invested in the build

 

Thanks so much! The board's framework was inspired by Selahvie's thread from last year, and the tweed was a no brainer to go with my Blues Deluxe amp.

I'm very proud of how it turned out.

 

I agree the tweed is what caught my eye, it would look great with my blues deluxe.
Do you have a link to that thread?

 

Sure, but I think the pic links are all broken:

https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/149823