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true... 23.5 and 24.1 are very very accurate measurements, i would 'assume' that 24mm holesaw would do the trick. thats also what i would do.
as much as i would like to do the fabrication myself, as perfect as i could make it, a CNC router is 100000000% better lol $$$ well spent. but thats just me :)
im in Australia, so people with CNC machines are all around :)
do need a moderator on this one though..
Yeah, I had a piece of brass alloy cut for a MF plate... they totally botched it on a cad bit machine thing... glad I caught it before i sent it to the chrome shop
24.00 mm will be ok, it will just be a bit harder to force the buttons in.
I have used 24 mm drill bits and it has worked fine.
When finalising the design I had to try a few different holes sizes to make the buttons easy to insert, yet jam in there firmly as they rely of a force fit to stay snug.
ps sorry about the ages taking reply...
It wont let me download the files. I am logged in but says that I am not. I can reply (hence why u see this but can not download)
Does anyone know the countersink for the corners for the top plate?
I'm planning on the "custom arcade controller" blogpost and I'm in the process of getting the acrylic case made.
Hey can you reupload that zip folder with DXF. files that use blue lines instead of purple? I need the blue so I can order it through ponoko.comQuote:
Originally Posted by midifidler
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Originally Posted by midifidler
I can't seem to find where to download the design files. Are these stil available? My MFT acrylic top came off and so looking to get it replaced.
Twister design files aren't open source and Classic parts are not compatible with it. Shoot us an email at support@djtechtools.com and we'll see what we can do for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyz
If it simply came off and is undamaged otherwise you can reattach it with some double sided tape.