Yet Another Mini Arcade. Adjustable for 6 or 8 button config.

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!!!!!!!ATTENTION: READ THIS BEFORE PRINTING. Choosing the correct size/type pushbuttons can be a problem if you don't know what to look for. Even if you don't plan to print this model and you go for a different build, please read the following: I used buttons which have a mounting hole of 28mm wide. The top part that rests on the panel is at ~33mm. These buttons are screwed onto the panel. There are also pushbuttons which click/slide in. These are mostly called "30mm pushbuttons." Sanwa for example is a brand/type name, and has 30mm and 24mm standard size buttons. These buttons have a mounting hole of 30 and 24mm. Their top parts are respectively ~33mm and ~27mm. There are sets online which have 6x30mm and 2x24mm buttons. Now as most of us are building on the cheap, here is an important detail! Some chinese knockoffs and their retailers mix up the dimensions of these Sanwa clone buttons. Some Sanwa 30mm clones have a mounting hole of 28mm! But original ones have 30mm SOOOOOOOOOO..... I have added a couple of optional model changes for the buttonpanel.stl and bottom.stl. Right now they both have 28mm holes. If you have 28mm buttons then use it as is. I added 2 extra buttonpanels with 30mm mounting holes and a version with 8 buttons on top (30mm). (also the original 6x28mm version) I have also added 2 extra versions of the bottom.stl with 30mm mounting holes. Better pushbuttons, joystick and usb encoder (i'll add more) https://www.gearbest.com/raspberry-pi/pp_607192.html?wid=1433363&lkid=14770410 7inch display i used (i didnt use the button panel, not necessary (only for initial adjusting brightness colours)) https://www.banggood.com/nl/Raspberry-Pi-7-inch-HDMI-HD-LCD-Screen-1024-600-Display-Module-Kit-p-1028330.html?p=GS29073405097201512C Get a big 3d printer (cr10) here https://www.gearbest.com/3d-printers-3d-printer-kits/pp_627176.html?wid=1433363&lkid=14760617