Bring the nostalgia of classic arcade cabinets to your home with this custom-designed arcade pad! Perfect for retro-gaming enthusiasts and DIY makers, this project combines functionality, personalization, and timeless design.
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Description | quantity | link |
Screw for wood. Ø2 x L.10 mm to fix the electronic board | 4 | |
Wood screws Ø4 x L.20 mm to fix the bottom of the case | 5 | |
A compatible arcade kit | 1 | I bough mine in aliexpress (link here). |
Remark: If you have another kit you can check last part of the description to verify if your version is compatible. If not do not hesitate to contact me with precise measure and I'll be maybe able to help you.
screw the board with the small screws
Install the 8 big buttons
Position the joystick by aligning it with the four small guides. At this stage, it might not hold very securely, but don’t worry—if it’s properly aligned, it will stay firmly in place once the assembly is complete.
wired all the components (order for button is not important)
align the side piece (add and wire the small button if you select the version with 10 buttons)
Close the box with the 5 big screws
Now you can plug it thank to USB.
Before to play you have to map button and stick. Here is a proposition I'm using with recalboc
Big button: Ø30mm
Small button: Ø24mm
Board: 85mm x 35mm Space between hole to fix 30mm and 80 mm
Stick:
fixation plate 53mm x 95 mm
regarding space and size of the guide here is a blueprint
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