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demonofaj
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Genesis Buttons!
I'm gonna install a D-Pad into the Genesis system case. But my d-pad's are cut with a hot knife, and the results are un-even and the case seems really melted plastic. Can someone (specifically G-Force) tell me how to cut a even hole to install a dpad on, and I mean just those plastic buttons to mount. OK? Thnks.
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I recommend you use a hole saw; it will give you a perfectly round hole and it will look a lot neater and more professional than drilling a ton of little holes or melting the case. Basically unless you work with these types of tools a lot ("a lot" as in "Norm Abrham woodworking skills" a lot.) you will likely wind up with a wobbly, oblong, off-center hole.
Just measure the part, write down how wide it is, and get a cheap hole saw. It's a lot easier.
Just measure the part, write down how wide it is, and get a cheap hole saw. It's a lot easier.
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