LM741 overdrive pedal on breadboard 

Those are WH148 log pots. I ordered them on Amazon. They have a pitch of 5mm, so they skip a hole and fit nicely on a breadboard.

That's the pedal enclosure with the pots and switch mounted in it, prior to the board being added.

@@cruciallab yes! I mean specifically the switch. is there any specific component that you need in order to turn the pedal on/off? or is it part of the circuit?

@@brunomello7499, it's just a standard double throw stomp switch from amazon. It puts V+ straight to the board. There isn't a relay or other switch in the circuit.

I don't have any plans for this circuit. I did put a couple of these on PCBs and into enclosures just for fun. I added a link to the schematic in the description. There's a few other pedal circuits I made on my site here: cruciallab.com/electronics/

@@cruciallab Thx for the info pal, anyway, anytime you are interested in DIY any electronic projects, feel free to contact us, be much willing to finish a final product together, including PCBs /3D printing/CNC machining parts. May we know your email, if you don't mind, would like to contact for any cooperation possibilities.🤗

It might be the quails of your breadboard, the metal might not be right for this project, im having the same issue

Crossover output 358 dc drive

cruciallab.com/electronics/overdrive/

Ok thank you brother🙏