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Donkbaca:

Wow, someone finally decides to actually get all the buttons and test them!  Tell us what you think.  I have the paradise arcade buttons, but I have the chrome bezels on them.

Don't use the hole saw, get a file and grind out the holes to make them larger.  I bought a chisel set at Home Depot/lows that had rounded files to file out holes.  It doesn't look like you have to go that much larger...

drventure:

+1 on donkabaca's hole saw comment, That'll be hell getting to to cut right.

One other possibility is to put together a quick router template and use a router to trim out the holes, but really, a file might be quicker and easier.

TopJimmyCooks:

suggest Dremel rotary tool or even a corded power drill, with a drum sander attachment. 

http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Accessories/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?pid=438

or similar.  You won't have to take much off.  you can get a dremel knockoff and some attachments at harbor freight for cheeeeeep.

jimfath:


--- Quote from: TopJimmyCooks on July 22, 2011, 03:48:44 pm ---suggest Dremel rotary tool or even a corded power drill, with a drum sander attachment. 

http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Accessories/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?pid=438

or similar.  You won't have to take much off.  you can get a dremel knockoff and some attachments at harbor freight for cheeeeeep.

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Perfect, I actually have an old dremel. I'm 95% sure I have a sander bit that came with it.  I don't have a router otherwise that would have been ideal with a template. I'm not real woodsy.

I just found out about Harbor Freight this week. There is one in the Valley about 20 minutes from where I live.

Donkbaca:

Dremel with sander drum, probably best bet!

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