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USB Biofeedback Game Controller

Step 2Constructing the plastic insert

Constructing the plastic insert
First we will need to create a insert to attach the Power Supply board and three of the Muscle Sensors. This insert will fit inside the project enclosure and rest on top of the Arduino UNO and the last muscle sensor.

If you're using relatively thin plastic board material, you can probably use a set of heavy duty scissors or tin snips to cut out the insert.

The dimensions (in inches) are shown in the drawing above and are approximate. You might need to do some sanding for a better fit.

After you construct the insert, try sliding it into the bottom of the enclosure and putting the top on. If it doesn't fit properly, get the sand paper out and sand down the parts that are interfering. 
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Brian Kaminski Owner - Advancer Technologies Brian graduated from North Carolina State University with a BS in Biomedical Engineering with a concentration in Biomechanics in May, 2006. While at North...
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