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Hi Bahumutt, welcome to the Devout Stealth family. Glad to know you are having a good time with your pads.

The vinyl floor tiles I used is 1/8" thick. Maybe your tiles are a little bit thinner th ...

This is an interesting idea. Just not sure how this additional layer and weight of the linoleum will affect the sensitivity and reliability of the metal pad. You may want to try it out and let us kn ...

Hi Doval,

Glad to know that you have completed the project and is having fun with it :-)

The aluminium tape is tricky. Basically the conductance of the aluminium tape is not as good as copper w ...

Have been using it because of its simple design and robust construction.
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This design has been out there for a while. Just wondering if anyone is still using it?

If yo ...

Doval,

I have resent the pad construction drawing to your email provided. Please let me know if you still can't get it.

The edge trims need to have some thickness to keep the steel sheet fully ...

Doval,

I have emailed you my DDR drawing for your reference.

The L-shape trim has a thickness of 1/4". So, the internal (or inner) dimensions is 7/8" x 7/8", and the outer dimensions is 1-1/8" ...

Doval, re your questions:

1) I used Armstrong tile adhesive for the Armstrong floor tiles that I brought. I am sure you can get it from the hardware store alongside with the floor tiles. Alternat ...

The pad weight a total of 38 lbs. The 3/4" plywood board alone is about 18 lbs.
O-ring spacers should give you a flat base. Sorry that I have no hardwood floor at home to try it out. I think it wo ...

Doval, I have no experience building anything like this before but it turned out to be an interesting exercise. I spent most of the time on the planning phase. Building the pad was not that difficul ...

First of all, thanks Devout for his smart design and detail instruction. I have just finished building a "Slim Version" Devout Sheath DDR pad and it is working well at the very first trial.

It is ...