veroboard layout

[Hefty]

I am looking to build a klon clone using veroboard, An layout diagrams/info around

[m-Kresol]

tagboardeffects has lots of vero layouts, eg
http://tagboardeffects.blogspot.co.at/2014/07/klon-centaur-silver-edition.html

[Hefty]

this looks like a great link, thank you for the  quick response, I have only made a few pedals but used pcb boards from byoc and would like more of  a challenge. I bought a grab bag from another member and one of the items was a klon encloser and I have all the parts so I will give this a try. I also have lots of veroboard so I am looking forward to many more builds. Thanks again for the link

[JackSkellington]

I build pedals using veroboard layout. Tagboard is a great source, but also Sabrotone, then I search on google, but just if I find something more than verified.

I read all about the pedal where I got the layout, all I can find in the web about the schematic and the mods.
Sometime I use socket pin to try different part (resistors, caps, transistors, ICs...).
This method is ok for me.

[Hefty]

Sabrotone looks interesting too, thanks for the input

[Willybomb]

Tagboard, Sabrotone, Paulinthelab, occasionally DIYstompboxes.  I build on vero more than anything else.

[Hefty]

Thanks again some more interesting sites

[Addy Bart]

Remember to flip the layout horizontally when making the cuts and links!

[Hefty]

ok I am not sure I follow? great to get help like this

[Addy Bart]

The vero layouts are 'component side up' so the cuts should be done to the other side (the copper side). I flip the layout in Photoshop and black out the cuts with a marker before drilling. And don't drill all the way through either... Just enough so that the copper lane is broken.

[Willybomb]

Another method that I read about in an Osbourne book when I was 10 (and built a c64 controlled vero robot circuit board from, man that was cool) was to print the layout out at 100% or whatever and stick that to the vero.  Poke holes through the layout for your cuts, flip over and there they are, ready to go.

[Drew Hallenbeck]

http://effectslayouts.blogspot.com/

Bunch of cool stuff here too.

[Hefty]

sorry I have been building a deck and then refreg bit the dust so no time to check back here, More good sites and info, and I think I under stand now about flipping the layout, again thanks for all the good info,