Walmart ghost trap and pedal build finished

Here's the start of my pedal..got the hammond project boxes in yesterday
 

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Here's my pedal...used auto serpentine belt! Cut into strips then laid the prices on a peice of aluminum. I'll glue them down and trim them tomorrow.
 

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So ive been building the pedal now. The pedal itself was made from an aluminum plate. I coverd it with peices of a auto serpentine belt. The pedal base is plywood. I have the two hammond project boxes. Hoping to have it completed by the endvof this week.
 

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More work today on the pedal. Ive attached the boxes to the base and added a red led and cover from an old switch. Gonna wire the light to a battery and switch.
 

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Hi all
More work on the pedal...attached the hoses tonight. Ran the wires for the walmart pedal thru the hoses. Used a peice of steel key material to make the nycoil part. Drilled it out so the hose fit in then drilled out the underside so I could pass the wire thru. Also attached the d sub fitting and part of the ribbon cable.
 

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Just got my relay! Its not correct but close.. considering the original one costs around 50 and is hard to find. This cost 8.95
 

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So installed the relay to the hammond box. To secure the relay i drilled into the main post on the bottom, then drilled a hole in the hammond box. To simulate a socket i used a water bottle cap that i drilled out till it fit snug against the contacts on the bottom of the relay. I screwed it to the top of the box using a washer and a couple of rubber washers .
Using a battery and holder i scavenged from an old desktop i wired this to the red led and led cover from a broken switch. The red led lights up with a toggle switch. Not the way its supposed to light up but its easier than opening up the trap itself and running wires again.
 

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Ok heres a video. Keep in mind i wasn't trying for screen accurate. Just wanted it to look close. The nycoil connector was scratch built as well as the pedal itself. I also hid the original pedal wires in the red and yellow tubing. The pedal that came with the trap i placed under my scratch built pedal.
 

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Thanks! Really like how it came out. Adding the frosted plexi and the purple lights really made the difference
 
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