Old chassis builder

[vintagedream]

New to this forum, I am a retired electronics tech., now building tube amplifier chassis. I started with vacuum tubes and watched them give way to transistors, ic's, and eventually mass produced throw-away electronics. Looking forward to reading your posts and seeing what builders are up to these days.

[M Fowler]

Welcome we are a sick bunch with tube amp fever and hoarding my wife says

Mark

[Bob S]

Welcome to Ampaholics Anonymous.
Embrace the sickness.

[NickC]

Greetings vintagedream!

I just happen to have a Princeton and Bassman chassis (unpunched aluminum) made by you sitting on the shelf next to me ..... waiting to become amps. I praise your meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Welcome

[David Root]

Welcome indeed! Show us some pix of your chassis, please.

[vintagedream]

You can see my work at www.seasidechassisdesign.com.

[rp]

Welcome we are a sick bunch with tube amp fever and hoarding my wife says
Mark

If you're like me those builds are all your children, it's not hoarding if they're your children.

[Jack Hester]

You can see my work at www.seasidechassisdesign.com.

I, too, can vouch for Terry's work. I have used his chassis', in a few builds. And, plan to take advantage of his skills as often as I can.

Jack

[tubeswell]

Welcome to the forum Terry.

Pete

[M Fowler]

I had a Princeton chassis made and recently a 6G9-b Tremolux chassis, very nice work.

Mark

[Colossal]

You can see my work at www.seasidechassisdesign.com.

Hi Terry,

Your chassis look very nice. Do you offer a complete chassis solution such as hole cutting and finishing to specification? If so, is this performed on a CNC, water, or laser cutter?