If you have a dremel, some tiny bits and a steady hand you can do 90% of it that way and then just finish off with the files to get the edges nice and clean. :) I was planning on using my cordless Dremel as the lighter weight and lack of a cord makes it easier to control and less chance of goofing ...

*checks mailbox again for last pieces needed* Darn! j/k (but not really) Great guide! I've watched it twice now and have read the written one as well. I've got my workbench set up to go, but don't want to move further until everything is here. Pretty geeked. I'll be coming back to work from paternit...

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Sat Jul 15, 2017 9:55 am

okay got all the parts just waiting on a guide no rush

...and so say we all.

Tonight.

*wonders if he's the only one clicking refresh every 15 minutes*

Wow! The labels look great!

Is that the real weight? If not, maybe Wermy or Helder could give you the actual weight of a finished one.

I bought mine on eBay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/100Pcs-4-Pin-6x6x2-5mm-Tactile-Push-Button-Switch-Tact-Switch-Micro-Switch-SMD-M-/172185014512?hash=item281706d0f0:g:RCUAAOSw1DtXInL5 But just doing a search for 6x6x2.5mm tact switches at Aliexpress/Amazon/Banggood/eBay should turn up a bunch of optio...

HA! I need to learn to read a bit closer. Got my parts from Helder today and see that the Start/Select had pre-connected tactile switches. lol Now I have 100 of them coming in the mail from China because I failed to see that part. Luckily, it only cost me like $4 w/shipping. Great looking parts thou...