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griffindodd:
Aye, the swear jar is funding my daughters college fund so it's all in a good cause lol.  :laugh2:

rablack97:
Well i had my whole CP top cutout, routed and pretty, and when i cut the clot for the t-molding, i had the damn CP on the wrong side.

You have to adjust the router height so the t-molding sits flush with the acrylic.  Well i cut it with the sticks being on the right side instead of the left....and i couldnt redo or the slot would have been too big....had to scrap the whole thing.

So don't feel bad.....we all F'up man......just rebound and keep going....

griffindodd:
Yep getting that offset right can be a little trciky, I'm hoping to recreate MCSE's mistake/feature by having the lexan protrude a little from the top of the T-Molding to get that nice thin little edge-lit effect from the buttons lighting up. If I use 1/8" plastic it shold leave 1/16 - 3/32 of exposed acrylic just above the edge.

Another thing I thought about during our dust-washer discussion...

For those people who under-mount the sticks and have their 1"1/8 hole coming through the wood - you could wrap some LED ribbon inside the edges of the hole in the wood and then put a thin white/translucent dust washer over it then mask that with art and acrylic on top. This way you would get a really nice lit area around the base of your stick. You could do it RGB and run it to your PAC64 to be extra fancy.

mcseforsale:
You can use the Happ mount as a router template if you get a top-bearing dado cleanout bit...which is what I use.  It's more flexible in some instances..

I did this on The Blue Pill, too.  Cut the football out without even thinking about plexi (my first cab)...but, luckily, I had a Bosch top-bearing 3/4" bit and I just used the happ mount as the router template.  Just be steady with the router...hitting that steel plate would not be fun!

edit:  just found this on Amazon...mine's very similar, except mine's 3/4" cut with a 1/4" shank...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GYG4X2/ref=asc_df_B000GYG4X22233366?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&tag=pg-903-86-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395097&creativeASIN=B000GYG4X2

AJ

griffindodd:
yeah I have a top and bottom bearing flush trim that I could use so I should be good there, didn't even think of using the plate, duhhhhhh, coffee hasn't kicked in yet.



Thanks for the template man, it made installing the trackball a breeze  :notworthy:

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