Gameboy Null Acrylic Gluing Jig

Gameboy Null Acrylic Gluing Jig

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This is just a little jig I made to help me keep the acrylic pieces for the Gameboy Null in place to glue together using acrylic solvent. The Gameboy Null is a retro gaming hendheld system developed by Ampersand of the [Sudomod community](http://www.sudomod.com/). You can find out more about the project [here](https://www.tindie.com/products/Ampersand/game-boy-null-kit/). I would recommend placing painters tape around the edges of the enclosure like in the 3rd picture or the edges of the acrylic. If you don't the solvent might get pushed out the other side and get stuck in the enclosure. Ask me how I know... The clips are supposed to be slightly loose. This is supposed to hold the acrylic in place. I found in my testing that if it was tight, the bottom of the acrylic would bend in leaving a lip on the outside in the really thin sections. Clips to make: 2x 14mm 2x 3.5mm 1x 13.2mm 1x 12.6mm 1x 13.6mm

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