And, a micro switch should work instead of open contacts, just need to attach it to a plate with slotted holes for adjustment then fasten to the base with machine screws.
The arm, I can cut from fiberglass pc board, fastening a knob on the end will make a good finish and will feel close to the real thing.
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Preparing the base for a micro switch.
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The key arm to actuate the micro switch is cut from a piece of salvaged fiberglass pc board. Stiff but flexible enough for a good feel.
Now, I'm all set for SKN!
The finished piece doesn't look like much but it is very functional.
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