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There's one person on arcade museum user name "McFunkerson" sell plastic 3D print and it fit nicely.
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jassin000
I have a full set (4) of chrome and a full set of black, also matching side/B-board clips in chrome/black.
I could be convinced to part with them for money, the problem is how much would someone really pay for these?
I wouldn't trust this part to be 3D printed, it will likely crack.
Actually after looking at it, I don't think it will crack... The designer made them thicker than the originals.
Of course that makes the PCB kinda "float" above the surface you are mounting too, not sit flush/flat like the originals did/do.
I could be convinced to part with them for money, the problem is how much would someone really pay for these?
Actually after looking at it, I don't think it will crack... The designer made them thicker than the originals.
Of course that makes the PCB kinda "float" above the surface you are mounting too, not sit flush/flat like the originals did/do.
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I can vouch for his 3d printed clips. They are very sturdy and fit nicely.
I can use 6 sets if you have them, prefer the chrome ones over the black, let me know
Replied in PMI can use 6 sets if you have them, prefer the chrome ones over the black, let me know
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Apocalypse
Damn I had the habbit to trash them cause they would just stick out and damage my storage boxes. Same goes for the clips between A and B boards, just discarded them to make swapping boards easier when troubleshooting.
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