Acrylic Panel and Case DIY Set Kits Replacement for Game Joystick DIY Set Kits Replacement Game Machine Cabinet Controller DIY Kit

Works great so far - only change I'd make would be to add 2 holes to the sides for pinball controls. That being said, lost a star due to QC - when I peeled off the no-scratch vinyl, one side of it (the inside) was pretty dinged/scuffed up, and on the TOP side, along with a few small scuffs that made it through the protector level, one end had apparently been clamped too tightly as there's a deep scratch/divot from top to bottom about 1/4" from the left edge. Otherwise it'd be 5 stars for sure. Every piece except the top deck plate were in perfect condition. (Go figure, the one piece scratched up is the one you look at)MAKE SURE when you order buttons/joystick that you get the newer DIY/MAME style "slim" ones - standard HAPP/SANWA style controls are too deep. Had to return my first set of buttons - and further be aware (as I wasn't) that the "slim" buttons are "soft-touch" like a laptop, not mechanical clicky switches like classic arcade. If you want a silent system? This is perfect for you. If you want traditional/authentic? Not so much.

For a DIY arcade stick enclosure, this is pretty good at about the $25 price point. The included hardware is decent. Tip: the big screws are meant to be used with the suction cup feet. The other machine screws are for the joystick and the lid. Note the side with the USB cord exits and test your setup on a PC before you get it all together tight. The two smaller button holes are for 24 mm buttons. The six larger holes are for 30 mm buttons. Also, the protective sheathing is on both sides of the acrylic and meant to be taken off before mounting the buttons, etc. The recessed holes are onthe top, so it is drilled for buttons on the right hand side.I used this with an old Qanba joystick that is JLF compatible. I also used Sanwa OBSF 30 and 24 sized buttons. They do snap in, but not as great as on a Qanba enclosure with the sheet metal backing. They work ok with the acrylic lid. I also used a Zero Delay USB controller. To be able to use my extra spare parts and build a second joystick for two player games with minimal cost, this is a good case.

Great buy for those of us trying to build our own arcade/fight stick. I haven't the tools to build one from wood and haven't access to a 3D printer to print one so when I saw this I had to try it out.The materials are great quality plastic. All the hole are drilled properly and the screw hole line up perfectly! My only complaint thus far is I wish the provided screws receeded into the surface a little more. They provide very good flat/smooth surface screws so you won't find any discomfort, it will just make applying a skin or stickers a little rough and not smooth.Love this enclosure.... and if you are reading this just do it. It's totally worth it. It was also delivered before the projected date!

Great quality box and top, and the holes were cut perfectly for my buttons and joystick. Be aware the top buttons are a smaller size than the holes for the 6 control buttons. The suction cups did not include the J hooks that are shown in the picture. Instead screws were included that worked, but I’m worried they may loosen up over time. Recommended.

Great little case. Built a few retro arcade sticks for my retro pi. Nice and big - plenty of room for wiring. I added some final decals to mine for a different look

Good kit, nice and cheap.

it is great to have all the holes drilled already. Keep in mind that the two holes on the top are a different size, so you must get smaller buttons for these holes.

The acrylic top is fine, everything lines up, but the bottom is really cheap plastic. It arrived broken, and it is cheap plastic, so it will probably break very easy. It's also not very deep. It's tough to get all the components to fit well.

Buen material, quedó muy bien