About the Modular pedalboard
A printed home for your effects pedals. Chunky printed profiles and feet slide onto four M6 threaded rods running through the board, and those rods give it its strength. To make it wider, add more sections of 20 or 22 cm and use longer rods. The designer built the parts heavy because stompboxes get stomped.
Assembly is straightforward. Glue the triangle braces to the feet, peg the profiles together (the pegs only align them), then thread feet and profiles onto the rods, finishing with nuts, washers and push-in caps. A holder for a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power Iso 5 supply fits between the profiles and must go in before they're closed up. Stick velcro to the profiles and pedals, and it's ready. The page suggests it as a companion to the Prusacaster.
What you'll need
Printed parts
- Feet, triangle braces, profiles and pegs for your chosen width
- Nut caps and rubber feet
- Optional: power-supply holder
Bought parts
- 4 × M6 threaded rods cut to width (46 cm in the example)
- M6 nuts and 8 washers
- M3 screws, 5–15 mm
- Velcro tape
- Glue
Tools
- Hacksaw for the threaded rod
- Spanner
Photos
All photos: Erasing, from the design page on Printables, licensed CC BY-NC. We resized them and converted them to WebP.