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So I'm almost done with my arrows (need to do some sanding to get them to fit perfect... but I was wondering.... do you guys glue the arrow decals to the bottom of the plexiglass, then glues that to t ...

grgisme, this may be a silly question... but if your lexan squares don't come out perfectly, will an oscillating sander be able to grind it down to the exact measurements? I've just never thought of u ...

So I'm running this all through my head and I have another question.

So, say I have a base. On that base, I have 5 stationary squares made with 3/4" plywood with sheet metal on top of them (with a ...

I guess I have another question... I'm about to buy supplies (probably this weekend) and have heard of people using plexiglass or lexan (stronger). The tool I was going to use to cut the wood and she ...

grgisme... thank you for the explanation! Out of the tons of pages in this thread and the different "design" webpages, this was the most helpful in having me visualize the screw and sheet metal setup ...

I'm starting to understand more. So, according to http://2legacy.com/ddrpad design I'll be putting one wire on the aluminum mesh and one wire to the small chain of washers at the base of the pad... ...

And I am thinking about using the plans on http://2legacy.com/ddrpad

What I don't understand though is what the "Aluminum Screen" is... and the fact that he lists a MadKatz Dance Pad as a material ...

I am aware that there was a similar thread fairly recently... but the question wasn't really answered.

All of the mods I see for soft pads say that you need to use a brand new pad. Is that totally necessary? I just read through 90 pages on the soft pad post and couldnt find the issue addressed.