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Hexinverter.com PCB has arrived. Now it's time to solder!
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After sourcing all the components and soldering them to the PCB, I have wired up all the pots and jacks and mounted the board to the face plate using 4 brass standoffs.
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I have labeled the panel using a fine tip paint marker. It's not perfect, but it will do for now.
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Here I have wiped away the paint marker and I'm ready to use a label maker to print some better looking text. A trip to Home Depot's paint section led me to a product called "Goof Off", which works even better than lighter fluid for removing the paint marker while leaving the black coat completely intact.
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