That's a great idea to use plexiglass. I have not worked with it. What
kinds of saw work well on plexiglass? I don't have a table saw. Would
a Dremel tool work?
-Richard Brewster
Scott Juskiw wrote:
>I bought a sheet of plexiglass at a hardware store (or was it a
>plastics store?) and cut it up into 1U, 2U, and 3U panels. I use
>these as temporary panels while I wait for official Stooge panels,
>works great. I print out little labels on a sheet of paper and tape
>them on for marking the jacks and pots.
>
>
>>Question... has anyone used anything as a temporary panel for
>>modules till they get their stooge panels? I'm building the Oakley
>>SVF module and I don't want to wait to use it. I was thinking about
>>using heavy cardboard or wood and gluing a printout of the
>>frontpanel design onto the front, just as an ugly solution so the
>>module is usable till I get a stooge panel. Any other ideas for a
>>temp solution?
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