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 Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
 Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 2:05 pm Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| I have a pad where in a few corners the wood has become rundown and lost it's grip on the screws (I believe you say the wood is 'stripped').
Anyway, is there anything I can put in the holes in th ... |
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| Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2003 8:38 am Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| Well down to measureing out a few last sizes of pieces I will need cut before I take the list to lowes.
Lowe's does not carry any Stanley brand product, so you won't be able to get the corner brac ... |
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| Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 7:04 pm Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| i finally got some cat 5 wire and realized that there are 8 wires but it says they're pair in groups. does this mean i can only use 4 groups and have to use a seperate wire for my ground?
Use 1 wir ... |
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| Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 2:36 pm Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| Well I had used to Gamestop controllers on my DDRHomepad...and they fried within 2 days...so I got mad and didnt have any money so I just went to my room and grabbed my Sony Non-analog controller. I ... | |
| Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 6:15 am Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| LORD OF THE DANCE wrote:
Somebody knows where I can buy (on the net) a Pelican or Gamestop Edge Controller (the same as describe in DDRHP instrcutions)? I've tried the link in the instructions but it ... |
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| Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2003 5:46 am Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| Hi I have made a pad but I seemed to get crappy bendy plastic(GAY)
Anyway I was wondering if I glue that to a piece of wood 11X11 inch and then glue the metal to the wood, will it work and not bend? ... |
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| Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2003 11:03 am Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| Lexan is very strong. It's what they use in banks for the bulletproof barriers for the tellers. It's also crystal clear. Most other brands have slight tinting.
mactek |
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| Topic: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
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| mactek Replies: 6801 Views: 2594893 |
Forum: Bemani Controllers Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2003 3:04 pm Subject: My home built metal DDR pad (Part IV) |
| Guys, im planning on maoing one myself but i have one question... how do u get the arrows... are they printed on paper or are they tiles... Thx!
You print them. They designs are linked at the begin ... |
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| Topic: Let's make a list of working PSX->USB/parallel adapters |
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| mactek Replies: 555 Views: 237378 |
Forum: DDR PC and Simulators Posted: Fri Feb 28, 2003 5:19 pm Subject: Parallel adapter |
| N.N.T. Barton ~IIDX '1080,
I have built that adapter and it works great for DDR PC, but does NOT work for DWI unless I am completely missing something. The Kiki X-series USB adapter also works grea ... |
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