For Sale PROJECT SUPPLIES: ACTIVE DEVICES, CONNECTORS, POTS, PROJECT CASES, TRANSFORMERS, WIRE, and more! GroupDIY pricing.

[13engrsapper]

Oops, they are 1590XX

 

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Listing updated - List of for sale items is in the first post.

 

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Added Switchcraft PXCST Female combo jacks

 

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Updated today

 

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Quantities updatee today.

 

[blue_luke]

I will have to check it out. I am on Fusion, wishing I could migrate to Solidworks. I do no t think it is in the budget. Most of my friends that are running CNC machinery for work are on Solidworks.

Try FreeCad. As it says, its free and very very good! Quite a bit of tutorial VDOs also on YouTube

https://www.freecad.org/

 

[13engrsapper]

I’m not looking to switch, thanks. This thread is about things I am selling.

 

[13engrsapper]

Sorry - if i sounded crabby - I was trying to help my dad get his new iPhone going at the time, and if you knew my dad... He his happy now - we got it all set up, and he has his word puzzle games.

Try FreeCad. As it says, its free and very very good! Quite a bit of tutorial VDOs also on YouTube

https://www.freecad.org/

 

[13engrsapper]

Lots of stuff still here guys!

 

[MidnightArrakis]

Try FreeCad. As it says, its free and very very good! Quite a bit of tutorial VDOs also on YouTube

>> I use SolidWorks here-at-home myself!!! It was $7,600!!! OUCH!!!

Maybe you could send me your Fusion files??? I have found that "Parasolid" files translate extremely well between CAD programs. They output as -- .x_b (binary) and as .x_t (ASCII) -- files. Otherwise, it's usually either IGS/IGES or STP/STEP files.

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[blue_luke]

I used to work with Altium for schematic and PCB design and the mechanical designer in the office was on SolidWorks.
Both these softwares are in the 10K$ scale, but now that I am retired, I still do projects for fun and was missing Altium dearly and never used any CAD for mechanical design before.
This friend tried FreeCad and found it very capable, and it is used by many engineers and scientists, and myself, I found that KiCad for schema/PCB is very good.
But some features are missing or ackwards to use, so I understand why these softwares are not used in a pro environment, but for basement/kitchen engineers these are tremendous tools! And for free!

 

[13engrsapper]

Active Devices:​

Coming Soon - Diodes, LEDS, Transistors, Opamps, Voltage Regualtors and more.

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Connectors:​

• Switchcraft PXCST Female XLR and 1/4" Combo Jack. $4.00 Each plus shipping.​

Gold-plated contacts, straight pc pin. 98 available.

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Project Cases:​

• Hammond 1456PK4WHCWW sloped cases with solid walnut sides. Build a Mini mixer... mic pre... you name it. $55 each or $90 for 2 plus shipping.​

We have 8 6 of these available - if anyone has any use for them let me know. These are all brand new in their original package (cardboard wrapped with shrink over that)... well 7 are still wrapped. These are nice-sized units (total width of about 14 inches) with a vented bottom and back, solid walnut sides (yes, real solid walnut). The bottom is steel, the top is aluminum. These could be great for many projects discussed here in GroupDIY. The PDF with all the details is attached. They are about 4-6 pounds each.

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• Hammond 1458VC4 - Vented Case excellent for external power supplies, mic pre, etc. $40 each plus shipping.​

Roughly 6 x 6 x 4" externally. We have about a dozen of these on hand. They are REALLY nice little cases. We can laser engrave these here and/or machine/drill your cutouts/holes if it helps.

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• Hammond 1458D5 - Non-Vented Case excellent for external power supplies, mic pre, module rack, etc. $40 each plus shipping.​

Roughly 8 x 8 x 5" externally. We have about 5 of these. Nice cases. We can laser engrave these here and/or machine/drill your cutouts/holes if it helps.

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• Hammond 1458G5B - Non-Vented Case excellent for external power supplies, mic pre, module rack, etc. $45 each plus shipping.​

Roughly 10 x 8 x 5" externally. We have about 8 of these. Nice cases. We can laser engrave these here and/or machine/drill your cutouts/holes if it helps.

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• Hammond 1590B - Die-Cast Stomp box enclosure, an industry standard for a reason. $5 each plus shipping.​

Roughly 4.4 x 2.4 x 1.2" externally. About 100 90 on hand, I am not counting all of those now. Bare aluminum We can machine/drill your cutouts/holes if it helps.

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• Bud CU-124-G - Grey Die-Cast Stomp Box enclosure - Same size as the Hammond 1590. $6 Each plus shipping​

Roughly 4.4 x 2.4 x 1.2" externally. About 80 67 on hand. We can laser engrave these here and/or machine/drill your cutouts/holes if it helps.

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• Bud CN-5706 - Die-Cast Stomp box enclosure. $8 each plus shipping.​

Roughly 4.7 x 3.9 x 1.4" externally. About 100 51 remaining on hand. Bare aluminum. We can machine/drill your cutouts/holes if it helps.

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• Hammond 1590XXOR - Die Cast Enclosure. Orange. $10.00 each plus shipping​

Roughly 5.7 x 4.7 x 1.5" externally. About 100 92 on hand. Facory Orange. We can machine/drill your cutouts/holes, or laser engrave if it helps.

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Transformers (Audio)​

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Transformers (Power)​

• Hammond 262B6 - 120V Pri: 120V, 6.3V secondary $15 Each plus shipping​

This is the physical size of an Altec 1566 transformer, FWIW. 11 9 available.

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Wire:​

• 14AWG (2.5mm) SIAF Wire - White - 100M (328 ft). $85 Each plus shipping​

• 14AWG (2.5mm) SIAF Wire - White - 20 feet. $11 Each plus shipping​

High Temperature -60 to +180 degree C. 500V tinned copper flexible core silicone jacket. 3.5mm overall diameter.

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• 16AWG (1.5mm) SIAF Wire - White - 100M (328 ft). $85 Each plus shipping​

• 16AWG (1.5mm) SIAF Wire - White - 20 feet. $11 Each plus shipping​

High Temperature -60 to +180 degree C. 500V tinned copper flexible core silicone jacket. 2.8mm overall diameter.

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• 18AWG (1mm) Equipment Wire - Green/Yellow - 100M spool (328 ft). $30 Each plus shipping​

• 18AWG (1mm) Equipment Wire - Green/Yellow - 20 feet. $3.75 Each plus shipping​

1500 Volt tinned copper wire. Stranding is 0.2mm x 32. PVC Jacket. 2.52mm overall diameter.

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• 19AWG (0.75mm) Equipment Wire - Brown - 100M spool (328 ft). $25 Each plus shipping​

• 19AWG (0.75mm) Equipment Wire - Brown - 20 feet. $3.75 Each plus shipping​

1000 Volt tinned copper wire. Stranding is 0.2mm x 24. PVC Jacket. 2.0mm overall diameter.

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• 20AWG (0.50mm) Equipment Wire - Pink - 100M spool (328 ft). $25 Each plus shipping​

• 20AWG (0.50mm) Equipment Wire - Pink - 20 feet. $3.75 Each plus shipping​

1000 Volt tinned copper wire. Stranding is 0.2mm x 16. PVC Jacket. 2.0mm overall diameter.

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More coming, check back soon!​

Feel free to ask questions.

Thanks and take care,

-Tony
amp-haus

 

[13engrsapper]

bump

 

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Updated Quantities available today

 

[soldermonkey]

When do you plan on doing an inventory of the germanium transistors?

 

[13engrsapper]

Hey @soldermonkey, I am not sure. I am setting up to photograph parts as we speak, the whole project is a little overwhelming right now. If you are looking for specific Germanium transistors let me know. If you are looking for a set to build seomthing, also let me know. I can start digging. I have matched sets of 2N404 for Fuzz Face clones already. They have all been tested. There are THOUSANDS more untested and waiting of that type. Many others as well. I think I posted pics of the numbers of the sorted ones at some point. I am hoping to have everything moved to one floor and mostly one large room in the next couple weeks, that will be a big step in figuring this all out.

-T

 

[13engrsapper]

ORANGE????

ARE YOU TRYING TO MAKE BE GO BANKRUPT?

If you find Lime Green enclosures I'm done for....

Just have them powder coated lime green. We are not fans of most standard paints for stomps - they just do not hold up well.