MAS Effects notes Tayda milling and UV printing for Mimir's Well builds

December 1, 2022 · 2 sources

In a December 2022 update to the product page for its Mimir's Well partial kit, MAS Effects reported that Tayda now offers straight line milling on 1590XX enclosures and UV printing as well¹². The note points builders to Tayda's milling and printing services and to two drill templates for the screen cutout².

The kit is a parts bundle for building the Mimir's Well pedal. MAS Effects says it is designed to remove the trickier steps, including surface-mount soldering, EEPROM programming and microcontroller programming². The kit includes a PCB with a pre-soldered surface-mounted FV-1 DSP IC, a pre-programmed display microcontroller (ATmega328P, on an Arduino-compatible board), a 32.768 kHz crystal, a 1P8T rotary switch, 16 custom programs on two sets of pre-written EEPROMs, a 2.8 inch TFT screen and a screen header². Buyers source the remaining components, pots, switches, enclosure and offboard hardware themselves².

The page lists the kit at 92.00 in GBP and marked sold out². The 3.3mm holes around the screen are sized for M3 screws and can be made smaller for M2.5 or removed for adhesive mounting, according to the page². MAS Effects says it still sells its own enclosure but that Tayda is another option for builders who want to do it themselves².