Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video we'll show you how you can avoid drilling but still easily mount a board that typically would be screw-mounted. This can improve the external appearance, avoid the need for drilling holes with tight tolerances, and allow you to position the board exactly from the inside of the enclosure.
Bob Smith's Quick Cure Epoxy:
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-F570
2x6 Pseudo Eyelet Board:
amplifiedparts.com/products/P-HTB-2X6
M3 M-F standoffs and nuts:
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-HSO-M3-10
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-HHN-M3
Tape and Marker:
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-TPMAT-1
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-TMKR-F-BLK
The build here is part of a larger video we made detailing the build process for an eyelet board pedal:
youtube.com/watch?v=75wYfS_9gzA
In this video we'll show you how you can avoid drilling but still easily mount a board that typically would be screw-mounted. This can improve the external appearance, avoid the need for drilling holes with tight tolerances, and allow you to position the board exactly from the inside of the enclosure.
Bob Smith's Quick Cure Epoxy:
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-F570
2x6 Pseudo Eyelet Board:
amplifiedparts.com/products/P-HTB-2X6
M3 M-F standoffs and nuts:
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-HSO-M3-10
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-HHN-M3
Tape and Marker:
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-TPMAT-1
amplifiedparts.com/products/S-TMKR-F-BLK
The build here is part of a larger video we made detailing the build process for an eyelet board pedal:
youtube.com/watch?v=75wYfS_9gzA










