geekhack Marketplace > Interest Checks
[IC] Aluminum/Stainless Steel Plates for Pokers
The_Beast:
--- Quote from: alaricljs on Mon, 17 September 2012, 22:10:16 ---Just a quick review.... the really tight thickness and hole tolerances are necessary for Costar stabs. Cherry stabs are a bit more forgiving. If the PCB is drilled for PCB mount then *nothing* matters. The switches are very forgiving on tolerance variance and PCB mount is how all the Korean boards go because it's easier to stick with 1 part (and maybe availability) since they do thick acrylic plates, alu plates and no plate.
--- End quote ---
Fixed, I got them mixed up ^___^
sth:
honestly, while i think it would be really neat to give the option for costar, pokers already come with pcb mounted cherry stabilizers so that might be the best way to go.
The_Beast:
--- Quote from: sth on Mon, 17 September 2012, 22:14:40 ---honestly, while i think it would be really neat to give the option for costar, pokers already come with pcb mounted cherry stabilizers so that might be the best way to go.
--- End quote ---
Option added. My on concern with that is cherry stabilizers are meant to be stuck into PCB which I'm guessing is a different thickness than .063". So we get a thinner plate or have to drill/counter drill to the right thickness so that the cherry stabilizers will work. Or am I wrong?
Halverson:
Everything I have is pretty much cherry, so that's my vote
alaricljs:
eruh? Cherry PCB stabs are what are on the poker, you give a rectangular clearance around it in the plate and you're done. It could by acrylic thick enough to go from the PCB all the way up. I am thousands of miles from home so I can't compare the plate/PCB Cherry stab mounts, but the PCB mount *should* fit through the plate mount hole without issue. The funky shaped Cherry cutout is only needed for plate mount.
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[#] Next page
[*] Previous page
Go to full version