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1Step 1
First you will want to modify the .scad files so that they will match your dimensions on your hand. (it may take a considerable amount of modification as I have yet to make this .scad file totally parametric.)
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2Step 2
Next you will want to 3d print the pieces. This is an excellent time to program the Adafruit Feather board for later. I don't know if it matters but I strongly advise not programming the feather while it is running on the LiPo battery.
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3Step 3
Finally the assembly stage so here you will want to make sure you have the right tools for the job, Soldering Iron, Helping Hands, Solder, Sponge/Copper Scrubby pad thing, and reasonably steady hands.
- Align the modules with the threaded rod (it is okay to use the nuts to secure them together.
- route and wire the modules together making sure to label which switches go to which spots. This is also a good time to test the programming of the feather by pairing it and shorting some of the proper connections.
- cut to proper lengths and solder to the board using the schematic in the clc/chorder github page.
- enjoy your brand new handheld mobile input system
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4Step 4
cover the sensitive bits in a ton of electrical tape because I haven't designed a cover for it yet (muahahaha)
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