Piper Arrow Switch Panel

As you can see from the pictures I tried silver switches first but in the end I preferred Ivory coloured switches, I still left the rotary wheels silver.

I have added plain and some additional engraved buttons which I didn't use but you may want to use them to create your own engraved buttons or find the other ones are what you need / prefer.

For the lid I used Hiceeden 6 Pack ABS Plastic Sheet 1.5mm Thick, 305x405mm Black Flexible Plastic Sheets and cut to size with a straight edge metal ruler and Stanley blade.

Please note: All switch boxes and rotary encoder holders are bolted through the bottom of the switch box case, as the switch boxes and rotary encoders holders don't have pilot holes you will need to put them in position and drill a pilot whole through the existing holes in the bottom of the switch box into the holders.

The Piper switch box has a built in holder to house the Leo Bodnars BBI-32 Button Box Interface.

To connect the switches to the game I used the Leo Bodnar BBI-32 Button Box Interface, Its USB joystick interface board with simple push in wire connectors to connect buttons, rotary encoders and switches to a PC or Mac, No additional software or coding with this is required. (Except to set the rotary encoders via Leo Bodnars button interface software when setting it up for the first time, link to interface software: https://www.leobodnar.com/files/BBI-32-Config.zip)

Link to Leo Bodnar BBI-32 Button Box Interface: https://www.leobodnar.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=94&products_id=205

Amazon link to switches used: https://amzn.eu/d/1oaoHv9

Amazon link to rotary encoders used: https://amzn.eu/d/1oaoHv9

Amazon link to bolts used to hold the switch to the switch box and the switch box to the case : https://amzn.eu/d/2AqTka8

Amazon link to ABS Plastic Sheet 1.5mm Thick: https://amzn.eu/d/97A2lfV