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    Default Re: B3F-4055 switch bounce

    Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis View Post
    Maybe you can solder a wire on the SR25 metals. With patience I have to say...

    Ioannis

    I was shopping for laser engravers to etch white text on black PLA and saw that a machine to cut thin steel plate would be expensive.

    I started thinking of glueing aluminium foil onto a thin plastic sheet, and then using the mini-CNC to mill the sheet to fit inside the enclosure cover. That way the metal switches would touch against the aluminium foil, and then ground that. It might act as a EMI shield inwards and outwards, maybe.

    Anything thin and conductive could do the job, not just aluminium. It's just a matter of finding something that is workable, and inexpensive, aluminium foil is just so readily available here.


    EDIT: I can't believe I didn't think of this right away. Single-sided copper-clad PCBs are readily available and can be milled to fit. I just need to find a cheap and reliable source (haven't checked yet).
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