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Desk compatible pedal board

Desk compatible pedal board
This is a simple DIY pedal board made out of an old computer desk board. If you have a little mini music studio in your home and have a desk and would like to match your pedal board or what have you to the look and feel of your desk, then this will be a helpful instructible for you.

For this example, I use my TC ELECTRONIC Voicetone pedals as a starting ground. You can also substitute it with your other pedals. I am not a huge fan of velcro and I want my pedals to stay in place without having to stick anything on them, so this is what I came up with.

Actually this was an excuse to use and test my new power tool. I was kinda torn between the Dremmel and the Rockwell, but ended up getting this. No regrets, works great! Very handy and highly recommended!!!

And now fro the test!

 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
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The materials needed are fairly simple:

Old wooden desk or new wood which ever you prefer.
Drill
oscillating power tool i.e., rockwell sonic crafter, dremel, or the like or saw
screws
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Author:raxel(Artsybelle)
Just having some fun with junx and recycling stuff! If you have anything to ask on just about anything, please don't hesitate.