Working with Hammond Stomp Boxes in Fusion 360

Take your guitar stomp box projects to the next level! Learn how to make custom drilling templates for Hammond 1590 series enclosures using Autodesk Fusion 360.
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[@popoption]

One of the best, most useful tutorials I've ever watched!! Thank you!!

[@NotesAndVolts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@limadamata8883]

I do it differently, I go to the acrylic shop, they put the box in a scan and get the perfect shape of everything, in the pc we calculate all the holes in a very symmetrical way, they do a board of acrylic, a template with 6mm thickness, it's perfect to to drill because it holds the drill safely and I get all the holes I need, try.

[@juliev123]

thanks Dave!

[@NotesAndVolts]

You're welcome :)

[@MinecraftMaker]

Thanks for the video. This is really helpful. I didn't realize how many CAD models Mouser had.
The Fusion 360 hobbyist license is completely non-commercial. So it's not just not being a captain of industry - you can't sell anything you use Fusion 360 to make. But for personal projects, it's great. Personally I wish they would offer a more affordable small commercial license that was priced between free and the full-on license.

[@Ivan_Tkalenko]

Cool

[@NotesAndVolts]

Thanks Ivan!

[@thushararathnayake]

Nice information Paul! Can you teach us how to build a DIY whammy pedal-like device to get Wet and Dry signals individually? I seriously want to do some experiments on Indian music but I don't have sufficient knowledge to do so.

[@markgreco1962]

Hi pal Dave. Nice video

[@NotesAndVolts]

Thanks pal Mark!

[@markgreco1962]

@@NotesAndVolts 😃

[@almostanengineer]

Yo, Dave!

[@NotesAndVolts]

Hey dude!

[@micr0chap]

The new-look Dave is cool but the old Dave look was more relatable, dude. Maybe lose the shades in a mid-vid close-up?

[@tubeDude48]

It's pronounced: Mouzer.

[@NotesAndVolts]

Thanks! Good to know

[@artsplunge]

@@NotesAndVolts I believe in Canada it's pronounced Mooser.

[@NotesAndVolts]

@@artsplunge LoL!