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I've been wanting to make a little pedal board for my 3 pedals for a while, but I didn't want to spend a lot of time or money on it. I looked around for ideas and some people recommended converting a suitcase, but unfortunately, the lip on all of the suitcases I found were too high, so it was hard to step on the pedal without making contact with the rim of the suitcase. I decided to take a trip to Goodwill to see if they had anything I could use and I found a briefcase that would work perfectly. I almost shelled out the $3.99 for the briefcase, but being the neurotic cheapskate that I am, I figured I would swing by my folks' house and see if they had any old briefcases in the basement. Surprisingly, I found one that worked really well. The materials for the whole project cost less than $20.
Step 1Remove the hinges from the briefcase.
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So, originally, I wanted to keep the briefcase locks, but when I tried to lay the board down flat, the spring hinges got in the way, so I had to remove both sets of hinges and replace them with snap-lock hinges that I bought at Home Depot for approximately $5 for 2 sets of 2.