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is it all 16 of the 2" stanley (the ones most like the arcade) brackets?
and how much would you want for them?

They are the 2" stanley brackets. I have at least 16...I may have 32 but I have to ...

If anyone wants corner brackets, I have a bunch of them for sale that I ended up not using...actually, one pack is open but the rest are still sealed.

What are you planning on using for panels? Plywood? Hardwood? Dried banana leaves. (dried banana leaves are proven in multiple studies to be the best material for any project available to man. The ...

Whoa... haven't been here for awhile.

Anyway...I'm planning to build another pad. Only this time, it'll be low budget. No sheet metal and no plastic panels.

I'm also aiming for less than 2" hi ...

Hey devout, I really like your pad design. I didn't read your whole instructions but how exactly do your contacts work? Also, you could add a frame around the front and sides of the pad (1/2" on eac ...

Hey LightningXCE. What are you using to keep your panels together? Or is that just blue tape?

What can I use as a good substitute for corner brackets? I can't seem to find them anywhere and when I ask around the hardware stores, plus the people there don't even know anything about what they're ...

The sides of the plexi. So that both layers of the plexi stick together. This keeps the graphic from falling out and allows both of the layers of plexi to be a solid unit.

The back of the velcro ...

Hey riptide, you should look at Matrix's contact design. Circusfreak pretty much summed it up and it works perfectly. I used superglue instead of tape.

After having the most difficult problem cut ...

Beautiful

its the converters problem (axis) you need to find a converter that works with buttons as the arrows instead of axis.
Trio Linker is your best bet.

I figured it out... The reason it didn't work i ...

wiring problem:

I don't know what the problem is but I can't press two arrows together. I sort of bypassed this on stepmania by using using triangle and square instead of the up and left buttons. ...

Does anybody know of other good sources for arrow graphics to use for homemade DDR pads? I know there is a good amount linked from the first post in this thread, but I was just wondering if there are ...

I'm finally done with my first pad... Not too satisfied with it though. But at least now I know how to streamline everything and what to watch out for.

Hey geckoinc99, thanks for the screw size ...

I can't get my damn sensors working perfectly. I'm using the mending bracket idea but the screws aren't flush with the bracket (can't find the right size screw for the 2" stanley mending brackets). ...

Well, I'm an engineer, not a chemist. While the arcade sensors can work brilliantly (and expensively) using funky crystals, my designs are all about fulcrums, levers, weights and counterweights, magn ...

Maannn... 4/buck. That's awesome. I'm definitely checking it out. Obviously, each big lots is different; where are you from slvrshdw?

Oh, and as for soldering to the brackets, I suggest pinching ...

I'm very interested in Matrix's sensor design for my second pad. I'm thinking 6" strips instead of 4" strips. It seems very cost effective, durable, and easy to maintain. What kind of mouse pad d ...

Speaking of sersors, I thought up a design today that was based on a snare drum. For those who don't know, a snare drum creates its unique sound by having coils on the bottom of the drum that snap ...

Yeah, soldering will hold better, but electric tape is quicker and easier. Wear gloves with the electric tape, it has chemicals in it that can cause issues.

You can just use tape to hold the wire ...