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Trying to build my own PopN ASC need advice on springs / switches.
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So I had made a thread bout buying an asc then after some help from a few people decided to go ahead and order all the parts instead. The only things I'm missing are the buttons/switches/springs. I was directed to istmall which they sell swana?(sp) buttons and omron switches BUT I have no idea how to tell which are 100/100? I believe I needed? or something like that sorry for my bad terminology! I also noticed that Amazon also had buttons and omron switches but again no idea what I'm looking for as far as specifics and i need a high functioning ASC since I'm gunna be doing 40 to 45 range plus stuff. Thanks!! If someone could give direct links to what I'm after I'd be greatful!

Edit: I ended up just ordering ducks and the switches from istmall , even if I just wanted the buttons it was like 35 bucks extra for springs and switches? So w.e. shipping was a little bit of a hit being 40 but it beats paying 300 plus 125 for shipping from Japan for the djdao, I think im at around 180 or so spent for everything you could deff go cheaper but I want something that is going to last and handle higher tier pop'n play. Just gotta make the box now! Anyone have recommendations on decal printing/ what type of wood or material to make the frame out of it? I'd like to do something neat.

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