Art's Hobbies - TEK Cases (Build Instructions) 

Dustin Nunn I see you on so many arcade stick videos

+MetalSonicodraco7342 Some people like to have their case as a display piece as well, so it can be seen while carrying it around or displayed somewhere. It's not much different than those who like a clear bottom to show their wiring work on the buttons/pcbs, and would have to flip it over to display it. In my case, I have a lot of fightsticks in my collection where I display them so people can see all the modded areas. Just different strokes.

Yes, please email us for product questions, and we'll work with you. Thanks!

Please email us with custom questions. The custom panel builder was not designed for the Tek-Case but we can work with you in other ways.

If you still needed an answer on this, i get my case tmrw, and ill prolly build it over the weekend and let you know

GamingReel how did it go if you don't mind me asking?

I wanna know too

+Cole Xiong Correct

+Romeo Vargas This uses the standard 30mm button setup just like the majority of the retail fightsticks. So whatever will fit in the 30mm hole, will fit here.

Thanks. There is a Hitbox config option in the Tek-Case drop down selection for the button configurations.

+☆AXI☆ Get back to work, Pedro!

That would be a "neutrik usb adapter"

Thank you so much

Absolutely. You might need a small spacer to mount the board correctly, but it's universal.

+Mr.EXE obvious troll.

+Tamashii Eater There is a disclaimer saying the material isnt as strong as the wooden/steel sticks. The acrylic layers need to been thicker for better support imo. The fish tanks that hold hundreds of gallons of water are made of the same acrylic. I imagine those are strong enough to withstand some fist pounding.

If it is the "worst idea" for an arcade stick, it wouldn't be one of my popular sellers with repeat purchases. I've also mentioned clearly that this case isn't for everyone, so those who are heavy bashers, or hard on their fightsticks in other ways, may not want this as their primary. And those who have used this case responsibly have not had any issues. Accidental drops happen, but they usually just have to replace a couple of parts and things are good as new. Thanks for your thoughts.

arthong you can argue, but his point is solid. Arcade sticks should be survivors. This contructon can breake when youre puting it thogether, not to mention its fragile as fuck. It doesnt matter if its selling or not. Ist not even close to best way.

koifishstudio And you seem to miss the point I was making. No where do I claim these boxes are the most durable nor are they the "best way". If you read this somewhere, please point it out. I've mentioned the fragile nature of these fightsticks (like, don't drop them or don't Hulk Smash them), and I'm not hiding anything in that regard. But for those who are keen to taking care of their fightsticks, and can appreciate the aesthetics, and are fine with the fragile nature of an Acrylic fightstick, they've been working well for my customers. And although they are Fragile, they are far from being "Fragile as fuck", considering they can hold up to a good amount of play (given the conditions I've mentioned). So the original argument was that these are the "worst idea" for an arcade stick. Again, since they are high sellers, it's clearly not the case for being the "worst idea". And again, no where do I claim these are the "best". So what exactly are you arguing? You do understand there are different people with different tastes and interests, right? You don't like them? That's fine with me. But are you really just arguing an opinion now? Have you constructed one or have seen one in action to make you claims? Your feedback is welcomed, but I hope they're based on actual personal experience.

If its not good dont say it is. End of story.

koifishstudio In other words, you have nothing else to prove your point, because you had no point. I explain my Tek-Cases for exactly what they are, and they perform just as described, and I made it clear how they are meant to perform. If you can't bother to review those details on my site, then that's your problem, not mine. Stop looking silly by trying to pick a fight over nothing. Other than that, you're entitled to your own opinion. Other people are entitled to theirs and my customer's interests tell me the story of whether to continue production or not. And currently, production is still going. But by all means, feel free to ask Tek-Case users what their opinions are. There are RU-vidrs and others in the fighting game community showing their cases off. And for them, my Tek-Cases are "good" for their purposes. But you don't have to take my word for it. Feel free to ask them.