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AUSTINDRIVE Assembly Tutorial Rev 3.02 December, 2020
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DRILL THE ENCLOSURE
(Before any graphics are applied)
NOTE: Most kits come with pre-drilled enclosures, but a few “ budget-friendly ” kits do not.
I have drawn templates for marking the holes below. Print this page onto regular paper and cut
them out around the outside edges.
I also have .stl files for 3D printing punch templates. Customers can email me for the link.
NOTE: IF YOU ARE DRILLING YOUR OWN YOUR HOLES WITH THESE PAPER TEMPLATES:
LOCATIONS MAY NOT BE “ ABSOLUTELY PERFECTLY ” ALIGNED.
There are variations between printers and programs, so if you are
creating your own graphics:
I strongly advise creating graphics that
are not aligned to the holes.
The top graphic (with 4 crosshairs) is intentionally smaller than the
actual face of the enclosure, and must be centered by eyeball. Once
centered, tape it down and center-punch the marks. I recommend
using a spring-loaded center-punch.
Carefully remove the top template. Align the short edge near the
switch crosshair (on the left below, in RED) with the end-face edge of
the enclosure to mark the DC Jack
Use the INPUT/OUTPUT template to mark the input/output JACK
locations, one on each side, at the correct end:
Near the switch.
If my descriptions seem confusing, look at the photos to confirm.
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Open Side
INPUT/OUTPUT JACKS
(1 per side)
Use the red crosshair to
mark the DC jack
location on this end face.
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Mark this center hole ONLY if
you have a DRIVE knob!!
TOP TEMPLATE