Anyway, these here 3d-printed adjustment tools are the right thing for dealing with the TINY dials on 3296 style trimmers. Quick, easy, and fairly priced. READ MORE...

It's another handy little tool to help you study, test, and experiment with a little more ease. I wanted a way to read a situated potentiometer's values without having to work around a precarious jungle of already placed jumpers and parts just to rip it out of my breadboard. This little helper tool does just that. READ MORE...

The Freebie Fuzz is a neat little ambidextrous Fuzz Face PCB. The Freebie Fuzz has a little polarity section allowing for PNP or NPN designs. READ MORE...

Don't fumble with fixed resistors on your board - use a Trim Buddy XL and just dial in your resistances using 3296W style trimpots and then jumper them wherever you'd have stuck your resistor legs. Connect your multimeter to the loop hookups of the board and flip a switch to get a quick read on any of your trimpots. READ MORE...

Need access to your pedal's innards? If it's in a Hammond Mfg. style enclosure then these configurable magnetic risers will help you get the job done. Avoid scratches on the finish and secure an assembled pedal without precariously resting it all on it's own surface knobs/controls. READ MORE...

Skip fumbling with resistors or dealing with bulky pots. Just seat a 3386P trimpot in your TRIMSPOT and pop it on your breadboard. Dial in any resistance and get a quick read at your multimeter (without removing your trimpot) when you need it with just the flick of a switch. READ MORE...