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Step 11The on/off switch

The on/off switch
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Where to put it

Now that we can put in the battery-compartment with the PCB on top, we can figure out where to put the on/off switch. It just fits on the side, above the PCB.


Making the hole

First I measure where the button comes and draw this on the aluminum with a sharpy. I saw into the aluminum several cuts approximately 2mm from each other. With a plier I break out the little 2mm peaces. I make the hole smaller than it should be. Now I put the bottom-piece in the vise with the the sharpy-line just showing. With a vile I make the hole the correct size. It can never get to big because the vise is protecting the rest of het profile.

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Author:kenyer(Technisch Speelgoed)
I'm a social-worker, working with 16 - 23 year-olds. I used to be a printer and I worked voluntarily in Romania for a couple of years. One day a week I have a toy-store in technical toys. I have this ...
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