EtherealWidow wrote:The terminal strip still seems like a majorly cool idea to me. What about having permanent wires affixed to stuff like tube sockets, pots, switches, etc, but having the other end be a ring terminal so that you don't smash them? What are the leads that got smashed in the first place?
Hi Folks,
I finally got around to really working on this concept.
I moved away from terminal strips and decided to use spring clamp terminal blocks. Works great. I can switch components out in seconds and get a solid connection. I machined out L brackets on my Bridgeport for tube sockets, pots, switches etc. I found that this concept helps to improve layout design. Especially quick changes to reduce lead length. I plan to install a rotary stand so that I can flip the whole amp upside down.
Enjoy!
Decko
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Next, I hope you program a robot to do all the manual labor, so you can just choose a preset from a list of builds, and the robot reconfigures it for you in 6.9 seconds.
I build and repair tube amps. http://amps.monkeymatic.com
xtian wrote:Man, that is about a billion kinds of cool.
Next, I hope you program a robot to do all the manual labor, so you can just choose a preset from a list of builds, and the robot reconfigures it for you in 6.9 seconds.
Funny you should say that. Here is 4 Axis robot that I built last year. Vision guided to pick and place parts. 7 seconds. Will this do?
Decko
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