I'm on the fence on this one talk me into it, the middle looks wobbly as hell and there's no dip switchers, how did the cut out look (on the usb hole) on the final version?
The middle piece in the videos is not attached to the case yet, which it will be for the production versions, so even if there is a little unevenness to the metal, which is not completely out of the question due to what the pieces go through, it would be held firmly in place once attached.
For DIP switches, it would be fairly unusual to change them more than once or twice during the period you owned your Poker for. I basically changed them once when I first got it and have never touched them since. If you do need to get to them you just have to unscrew the PCB from the metal insert and change them then screw it back in, which I think is much better than having a huge hole in the bottom of the case to touch something that you basically never need to change.
There is no final one yet, but the cut should be square, or at least relatively so, the bending may make it less than perfect. If you look at the oldest video linked in the first post which was before deciding to make the hole simply extend along the bottom you can see the cut is pretty nice.
Overall though, this is for function rather than form. If you want something that simply looks pretty, hand made things will never match up to something made by a CNC machine. This however is much cheaper and will give similar benefits with a bit less cosmetic nicety. If you're not sure, you can just stick with your money instead.
I'll do my best to keep everything honest though so that people can make informed decisions. You're not the only one who has doubts though I'm sure, so if you're not comfortable with it there's no pressure, I'm not going to try to sweet talk people into buying one. I was originally just going to make one for myself but then I figured I'd see if I could supply some geekhackers at the same time. But again, these are hand made, so there will be slight imperfections and differences between each of them, like some might have a little cleaner welds or smoother finishes than others.