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theeddies (Sep 22, 2019)
theeddies (Sep 22, 2019)
I did something similar, but instead of permanent rivets, I attached old shirt buttons (with a small piece of plastic tubing underneath as a standoff (about 2-3mm high)) and then used the sewing machine to make button holes in the cloth, that way it can be removed for cleaning/ replacement. A 1mm drill to make some holes for the thread, and then sewing cotton as per normal to hold the button in place, then soak the thread with CA glue once finished to lock it in place.
My driver was glare first, followed by sparks second.
theeddies (Sep 23, 2019)
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