I have an application where I need two push button switches on a single-gang plate to trigger a Soundweb. It would be nice if the plate was engraved as "up" and "down". Anyone found a nice quality one of these?
Up down buttons?
- Thread starter TJ Cornish
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Re: Up down buttons?
As additional choices, I may also accept "Louder" and "Quieter/Softer", "More Loud" and "Less Loud", "More Racket" and "Less Racket", "What?" and "SHUT UP!!!" for the engraving.
As additional choices, I may also accept "Louder" and "Quieter/Softer", "More Loud" and "Less Loud", "More Racket" and "Less Racket", "What?" and "SHUT UP!!!" for the engraving.
Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Re: Up down buttons?
Phil, those are not momentary as far as I know. I used to live in a house that was full of them.
The classy way to do it would be with an old style push button switch.
Phil, those are not momentary as far as I know. I used to live in a house that was full of them.
Re: Up down buttons?
Cool, however this isn't really a steampunk project.The classy way to do it would be with an old style push button switch.
Re: Up down buttons?
Cheap solution:
Metal wall plate from Home Depot, 3/8" Drill bit, p-touch labeler, and 2 of these:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062545
Nice looking solution:
Custom wallplate from: http://www.libertycable.com/cm_article.php?id=361
predrilled and engraved to accept above switches.
Cheap solution:
Metal wall plate from Home Depot, 3/8" Drill bit, p-touch labeler, and 2 of these:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062545
Nice looking solution:
Custom wallplate from: http://www.libertycable.com/cm_article.php?id=361
predrilled and engraved to accept above switches.
Re: Up down buttons?
I'm aware that my example is not momentary. I have however seen and used devices that look exactly like this that triggered relays.