Free to print quarter brackets, and jig, for both DDR and ITG pads alike. Printed off in Inland Black PLA, nothing fancy. I'd made these to hopefully both solve the issue where players are using transient materials (Gorilla tape/shims/large foam), as well as provide a new style of DIY sensor housing for the post-ITG community. These brackets also happen to use the consumer-ready $4 interlink sensors, and provide protection the solder tabs when in-use. While off-center, these should provide the same, if not, more coverage than the $15 StepmaniaX sensors.
Fair warning, these brackets are raised several millimeters above what would be considered "flush" for most pads, to account for a router shaving off the polycarbonate edges at a 45. If you're looking to have these be flush, you'll need to lower the height of the bracket in whatever CAD software you choose.
Parts list:
- FSR Model 408 (400mm length, down to 200mm may work just as well)
- 24AWG Wire (Anything up to 28-30AWG could be used here though)
- Inland PLA Filament 1.75mm
- M6-1.0 M6 Threaded Heat Set Inserts
- M6-1.0 x 20mm Flat Head Hex Socket Cap Screws Bolts (May need shorter by a few mm, still testing)
- M6x8mm Round Coupling Nut
- Heavy Duty Abrasion Resistant Rubber Washers - 1" OD X 1/4" ID X 1/8" Thickness
- Foam Strips Adhesive 1/16 Inch Thick x 1 Inch Wide
