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Epyx:


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Ya FrancoB and Ond make you realize that despite what you/me/us may have learned to date there is a whole new level that many of us will never get to.
 :cheers:



kop:

Just awesome.  :applaud: 

As close to perfection as you're ever going to get lighting a Seimitsu button.  Looks so good!

filuren33:

WOW!

Why donīt I have the patience to make stuff like this... :banghead:

Great work I like  :applaud:

Franco B:


--- Quote from: Ond on March 26, 2010, 01:58:22 pm ---Very nice! I think you've nailed it Franco.  I understand the thinking behind your approach too.  Smaller switch, transparent switch bottom, translucent insert in the plunger top capped with something opaque.  It is a fair bit more effort than for the Happs, but the even effect is achievable.  I like it.  Damn, does this mean I have to get cracking on that artwork?  J/K I'm looking forward to doing more of that.

 :cheers: man and thanks for sharing your amazing innovation.

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Got it in one buddy  :)

I wouldn't exactly call it an amazing innovation but I am happy with the results. I have you to thank for the inspiration anyway  :cheers:

No rush for the artwork, I still have a bit of a backlog of work to get through before I can get to work on my main Naomi project but I'm really looking forward to it. I have some nice ideas for it that I want to try out.

@ everyone else:

Thanks for the kind words.

Its a shame that you have to sacrifice two buttons to make one. You can readily buy the smaller PS-14D microswitch but AFAIK you cannot buy the longer inner plunger on its own.

What makes it worse is that the only button I have seen these plungers in are the PS-14K that I used and they are now discontinued. I have managed to secure the remaining stock of them from one vendor though so I have enough for a couple projects worth of buttons.

Santoro:

I love all the metalwork and custom buttons.  I can't believe I missed this thread last year.   :(

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