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i already have a planned doubles attachment to keep them from sliding apart.

trunk latches ([url=http://www.taylorcraft.info/tcraft/proj139.jpg]example). just slide the pads next to each other and ...

I've done some reasearch.

If you can't find cheap corner braces, try channelbeat.

http://www.channelbeat.com/products/parts/dance_dance_revolution_parts/116.html

2x for $0.90, however I can't ...

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but most pushbuttons are simple. Think of it like the wire is going to complete the circuit, always closed, then put the pushbutton in the middle of it.

aka, simply put the grou ...

Any form of static free casing should work. If it's internal (riptides) it isn't so much of a big deal, just make sure it's on static free material and held down well.

If it's external (ter's) you ...

it'll be easy to get them square if you use a hand planer.

If you don't have them square now, you will not be able to get them perfectly square, but as long as you measure the plexi pieces to fit i ...

Hey, I found this link. Looks like it could help somebody in some way.

If they read japanese.

http://www.iceblue.cn/sbgz.htm

soldering to a soft pad board is really easy, just follow the circuit back to a point that already has solder, then solder your wire to that point.

don't wait up on my FAQ, it could take me a while (i only have 2-3 hours a day maximum to spend making a pad)

as for the channels, what tool did you use? lathe? chisel? 1/4" drill bit and some luc ...

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I'm trying to make your design, but I have a few questions.

1. What thickness of plywood did you use?

2. What gauge of (galvinized?) sheet metal did you use?

3. On your new contact d ...