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Sanwa/Seimitsu Push Buttons?

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lettuce:
Are any Sanwa/Seimitsu push buttons designed for (or have a shaft long enough) to work with a wooden CP, as i notice alot of them are designed fot a metal CP and just clip in place rather than screw with a plastic nut?

Turnarcades:
Not sure, but if not, either route out the section underneath where your buttons are or use some kind of bonding agent and just jam them in the holes!

Kajoq:
There are screw in sanwa/seimitsu buttons.  They dont have nearly the same thread length as happ, so if you're using thick MDF you might still have to route the underside some.  If you have a plexi top on your CP though, the buttons will clip right in to the plexi.  That is how my CP is set up.

Go to http://www.lizardlick.com if you're looking for Sanwa stuff

Kaytrim:
Even though the Sanwa/Seimitsu buttons have nuts they are still rather short.  I use 1/2" MDF and 1/8" plexi and still have to drill out space for them.  I use a 1/8" drill bit for a pilot hole.  Then use a 30mm forsner bit on the top and a 1 1/2" forsner bit on the bottom.  I only drill halfway through with the forstner bits and meet in the middle.  You could also use two 1/4" MDF boards in a sandwich, one has the holes for the buttons and the other has a larger hole so you can screw on the nuts.

Here is a pic of my 1/2" MDF board.  It is a little hard to see but you can see the recesses for the buttons on the left side.


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