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I glued additional boards onto the back two rails so that those pedals would be elevated. I can easily step on the back row’s switches without hitting the knobs on the front row of pedals.
Make sure you lay out your pedals with cables so you can get good measurements for the overall size board you need. Consider making it a little bigger because we all know you will be adding more pedals right? If you plan to take it on the road, buy a case first, then make the pedal board to fit the case. My board ended up being about 12″ x 30″.
Don’t forget to add some non-skid pads to the bottom to keep it from sliding around, and to keep it from scratching floors. I used 1″ Industrial Strength Velcro to secure the pedals to the board. I put the soft fuzzy side on the board and the scratchy side on the back of the pedals. Note that you may need to remove some rubber pads from the bottom of your pedals.
This was a fun project and it is nice to have all of my pedals organized and available for stomping at the tips of my toes. One thing is for sure, pedals are so much fun to collect that your pedal board will never be finished!
