I'm having a weird issue with my circuit sword. I've installed Hoolyhoo's back-button board for L1, L2, R1, R2 buttons and when I go to setup the buttons in Emulation Station they register as such and all goes well with setting them up for L1, L2, R1, R2. I issue is when I open an emulator like PSX ...

This looks awesome. I'd definitely want to add a joycon to my build!

Hivetyrant wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 20, 2020 6:23 pm

I ended up going with the standard Shapeoko 3, it's been amazing so far. I haven't really done much aluminum cutting but I know it can do a fair bit.

Looks awesome! Adding this to my "tools wishlist"…

HoolyHoo wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 22, 2018 8:08 am

The solution to the later is to unsolder the mode button and replace it with similar one to where the stem is about 2mm longer.

Any more info on which size tactile switch I should buy for this?

Do you have any recommendations on where to start if I want to learn to make my own board like you did? You mentioned this was based on a board by Helder. Did Helder release a copy people are able to modify? I'd like to learn more on how to do something like this so I can swap my d-pad for an analog...

I ordered a couple display brackets and brass inserts yesterday and just realized that I also need the brackets that hold the kite circuit sword power switch in place. Is there a place I can order that from you as well?

Looks awesome! I'm waiting for BoxyPixel to restock so I can get one of these cases myself.

What CNC did you end up buying for this project? I'm curious how big it is and how much it costs. I'll have garage space soon and would love to add a CNC to my tool kit as well.

Lol. I have a Sword CM3 and really want a Boxy Pixel shell…

Ah man I really want one but they're sold out…

Can't wait to upgrade my screen to HD LCD!