The piece of glass that I had ordered arrived today, it looks super fresh.
Here are the photos of the final thing, with the glass on top:
You can see I got some tall clear rubber stoppers, which I stuck on the glass, so it doesn't damage the controller when it's sitting on top, and so it clears the height of the buttons:
And again, here are the pictures of what it looks like finished, without the glass.
And also again, here's how it opens up, to reveal the storage space inside, which I have already filled.
Look at the fun-vibes just radiating from Emily's face!:
Some people have asked for the blueprints I used to make it, so they can have a go at making one themselves (yay! I have inspired!).
I didn't really use "blueprints" for this, I basically just stuck my NES controller in a scanner and scanned it. I then printed it off so it filled an A4 page, and used that image to measure how far apart everything on the controller is.
The second half of these blueprints where are just a list of the pieces I needed to cut so I didn't forget.
One thing to remember if you try this, write a list of all possible tools that you might need.The hardest tool to find for me was a 90mm Hole saw that I needed to cut the A and B buttons.
Take note that I have literally zero woodwork experience (my school never even had woodwork classes), besides the asteroids cabinet I made. However I did get a lot of advice from my dad and uncle about how I should do stuff (ie. like chiselling out the surface so the hinges sit flush etc.)
If you've just arrived at this post, here are all the previous posts I have posted with all the progress shots as I was making it:
NES coffee table
NES coffee table update 1: Bevelling the edges.
NES coffee table update 2: Making the buttons.
NES coffee table update 3: Making the D-pad.
NES coffee table update 4: Mounting the buttons.
NES coffee table update 5: Painting.
NES coffee table update 6: Wiring and final construction.
Here it is in action! zomg!:
lol thats gay....your gay huuurrrrrrr
ReplyDeletefucking awesome
ReplyDeleteThis is seriously one of the most amazing retro recreations I have ever seen. Bravo, Kyle!
ReplyDeletePlaying Super Mario Bros 3 with a giant controller on a projection screen. Its one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteHoly crap, I want one! That is really awesome. Great work. (And if you ever want to make another to sell, let me know.)
ReplyDeleteHow much does it weigh?
ReplyDeleteclassy!!
ReplyDeleteWow - an absolutely fantastic bit of work there!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to publish an article about your project in an upcoming issue of GameRoom Magazine. Contact me if you're interested.
Kevin Steele, Editor
GameRoom Magazine
info "at" gameroommagazine.com
Great Job !!!
ReplyDeleteI wrote an article about it on my blog (in french) http://geeklifeblog.com/nes-coffee-table-pour-les-fans-de-nintendo
Not bad bitch....not bad at all
ReplyDeleteand for the record
ccchh
Kyle, it's absolutely fantastic. I've just written a post about it on Tech Digest.
ReplyDeletehttp://techdigest.tv/2008/05/nes_controller.html
We get plenty of traffic and I've asked people to come here and tell you how good it is.
I'd be honoured if you came and posted a comment of your own. Also I do have one question - is it wireless?
Daniel Sung
Tech Digest
:O~ damn... i'll make one some day... that.... is..... just.... fucking AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteyou've got skillz dude. Keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteYou are the shit. I wish I knew you.
ReplyDeleteSeriously awesome.
That is amazing! I love it! Great work!
ReplyDeleteBEST. COFFEE TABLE. EVER!!!
ReplyDeleteConfirmed! You sir, have mad coffee-tabling skillz!
HOW MUCH? I WANT ONE.
ReplyDeleteForget the table... Very hot girl. worth watching her playing the nes.
ReplyDeleteThat is so effin sweet! You should sell these! I would purchase one. Please post if you decide to do this! What a fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteThat is very creative. And you might have something brewing man. If I were you, I would show this to Nintendo or some furniture company and get this trend going. Make money off of your invention man.
ReplyDeleteThat is some filthy shit! I want one too! Now I'll have to come back to your ultra awesome blog to see what you make next (like a giant old skool nintendo entertainment center to go with your controller).
ReplyDeleteWow -- even if this was just a table, it would have already been amazing. Mad props!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Mind if I borrow the idea for a kick-ass table?
ReplyDeleteur a fucked up loser why do u waste ur time with that faggotry
ReplyDeletego out and get a girlfreid u fuckin loser.
So so cool. I would have liked it even if it didnt work.
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome. The best piece of gaming furniture ever. Fact.
Serious respect.
Great work, very cool piece of kit that would probably set you back a pretty penny, and that table aint half bad either ! ;)
ReplyDeleteA-M-A-Z-I-N-G
ReplyDeletei was looking for an idea for a DIY gift when i stumbled on your awesome table.
I don`t want to copy your idea, so i was wondering if you had any awesome suggestions:)
Did you consider putting the NES inside the box with a mail-flap style cart slot? Cause that's the only thing I'd do to change it. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteTime for me to get to work on a SNES controller table! The shoulder buttons should be fun on Mario Kart. LUNNNNGGGGE POWER SLIDE
That is brilliant. I'm not a gamer but that is freaking awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat could potentially be good for disabled children/adults who can't negotiate small controllers/buttons.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they could even use their feet if their hands were worse off.
Just an idea.
oh yeah and i forgot to ask. I was to build a bookcase with an awesome theme (space invaders, pacman, mario, rayman, whichever)but don`t really know where to start. Any ideas?
ReplyDeletethanks
Brilliant! Bravo.
ReplyDeleteThat is badical. Great job :)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you've gotten comments like this, but having it wireless would be awesome!
One such wireless mod:
http://www.ppl-pilot.com/nes_asm.htm
Freaking awesome work dude! (got the link off hugh) - screw old style fancy wood work, this is a true coffee table!!
ReplyDeleteCompletely awesome! I just blogged it at geekcrafts.com!
ReplyDeleteyou're definitely one of the coolest people alive.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry but I'm going to have to copy this! It's gotta be one of the coolest and the geekiest things ever and I've been looking for some new furniture for my place...
ReplyDeleteim gonna make an n64 controller yeah!!
ReplyDeleteRetro or Modern table? ;) Great Job!
ReplyDeletePretty cool stuff.
ReplyDeleteIt must way a ton, especially with all the games in it.
Does it have any wheels in the bottom? Didn't see anything in the plans.
That is the coolest thing I have ever seen!!!!! Makes me want to make all kinds of geeky stuff for my place! Awesome job!!! I look forward to seeing new things from you in the future!
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ReplyDeletehahaha so awesome, nice work!
ReplyDeleteI'd make one myself but my NES just gives a blank screen.
I can't even begin to tell you how much I want one of those! If I had the skills and space I'd try it for sure! You rock!
ReplyDeletewhy are you so cool. =)
ReplyDeleteWhen do you start mass production? :)
ReplyDeletenice work men...really a masterpiece, maybe i wanna try on ps2 joystick :-P
ReplyDeleteawesomest ever!!! thanks for sharing!! -an 80's kid
ReplyDeletevery awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat is the coolest thing I have ever seen in my life!
ReplyDelete(And the girl is beautiful too, but that's rather beside the point :)
CHEERS!!
Wow, I want to play with it.
ReplyDeleteWow. Amazing work there. The one thing that I wish you would do is, you said there were no blueprints?
ReplyDeleteYou could not just measure the table as it, and make some for the rest of us.
But then again, that would only be if you are the coolest guy on earth. 8D
Holy shit. Ultra Awesome is correct.
ReplyDeletemad respect!
ReplyDeleteNice Job!
ReplyDeletethats awesome! great work!
ReplyDeleteHow much?
ReplyDeleteWHOA! ...and you have minimal woodshop experience? that's hard to believe. amazing job. that's my summer project this year! =D can you tell us approximately how much you spent on the entire project?
ReplyDeletelol that's awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
This looks very cool!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!
ReplyDeleteyou should sell these!
I love it.
forget firefighters; you Sir, are a true hero of modern times. I bow to you! :)
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDelete+5 in coffee tableing skillz!
Your blog truly is ultra awesome and I'll be checking back for more awesomeness. You are a genious. Great job!
ReplyDelete"anonymous," "rommel_45," "Rick James Bitch" etc.: Why you hatin'? Yalls need ta git ya faces slapped and yo mouths washed out with lye! For serious. Please, ai'ght?
How much would you charge to make me one like that...glass top and all...I am interested...
ReplyDeleteThat's just waaaaaay too awesome dude, props to you for doing this.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of tables- what do you think of these? www.minedesigns.com.com
ReplyDeleteEmily's hot, hot hot!!! Can we have more photos of her please?
ReplyDeleteI hope you file a patent soon. Seriously.
ReplyDeleteThat is wicked!! Seriously thinking about doing one myself, maybe not a fully functioning one but still would be awesome as a coffee table. You rule mate!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Next try a Nintendo 64 controller LOL!
haha AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's impressive. I made a NES Lite long time ago. Take a look if you are interested:
ReplyDeletehttp://kaos2k.superforo.net/general-f22/coleccion-de-videojuegos-y-consolas-de-kaos2k-t2-15.htm#18
How i made it---> http://www.elotrolado.net/hilo_n-e-s-lite-chrome-y-nintendo-64-chrome-home-made-custom-mod_816520
(A youtube video was avaliable too but my account was deleted time ago :()
Sorry but the links i posted are not complete i had to use tiny url:
ReplyDeletehttp://tinyurl.com/49c2yc
Making-off : http://tinyurl.com/4kj8j2
Love for NES never dies.
ReplyDeleteway too cool for school!
ReplyDeleteThis rocks! I'd love to have one of these :)
ReplyDeleteHow come I never come up with something like that...
Cool project bu thy did this a while back on G4 tech TV Attack of the Show. Still very cool though.
ReplyDeleteHey, that's what I was gonna say! :) Couldn't remember if it was back as far as "The Screen Savers", however. Found a link, tho.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.engadget.com/2005/03/31/eight-foot-nes-controller/
One of the coolest things I have ever seen.
ReplyDeletesuper wicked man. i'm really impressed that you actually followed through on the idea. most people i know would say "wouldn't that be cool to do" while smoking something and then never think about it again!
ReplyDeleteVery awesome.
ReplyDeletencie job!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool!
ReplyDeleteI have looked upon your endeavor and seen that it is good. You shall be counted amongst the saved when my rule comes.
ReplyDeleteA work of art! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteIncredible, very awesome, and the girl is super cute too. Anyone who says this is a waste of time is an idiot, this is brilliant, and you should make some serious money off of this. And anyone telling you to go out and get a girlfriend is also an idiot, because you have a cute one right there.
ReplyDeleteYou'er one talented SOB....aren't cha..... =D
ReplyDeleteAwesome work man, rly!!
Awesome!!!!
OMG I love it! I did a write up about it on GameGirl.com =] Its simple amazing! Awesome job Kyle =]
ReplyDeleteThis is trully superb, you are the master
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteIt would be amazing if you can make a giant light gun. haha
THIS IS TEH AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteI soooo want one.
ReplyDeleteu,u,d,d,l,r,l,r,b,a,select,start... can it be done?
ReplyDeleteTotally effing AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteKiller job, man!!!
I don't know how he can be gay when he has a totally hot girl doing his bidding.
ReplyDelete"Jump! I said jump!"
LOL! No, you're not gay, the girl in the video proves it!
ReplyDeleteThe fact that you have wired it so that one can actually use the coffee table as an actual Nintendo controller is pure genius!
Way to go, Mod'er!
dude please i will buy one if you just make one for me. you dont even need to wire it i just like the table in general like i would love that for a game room. please if anything at least the blueprints. my email is jeremiahwhited@yahoo.com it would be very nice of you if you did help me out
ReplyDeleteХа ха ха ха ха!
ReplyDeleteда, что является этим тут же!
Пламя На!
-Revenger681
Damn that's awesome!! I want one.
ReplyDeleteGreat Fun!!!!!!
ReplyDeletewhaou...fucking AMAZING! if you decide to sell it say it!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I think it would be awesome to mount the console inside of the coffee table somehow.
ReplyDeleteYou are obviously the coolest person ever. Rock on!
ReplyDeleteThat girl is hot. Take it off!
ReplyDeletedude! cool idea... but at least clean your room it a tip! lol ^_^
ReplyDeleteHow about a SNES controller?
ReplyDeleteI wish I could think of a word to describe your blog. Overwhelming, grand, breathtaking, splendid, tremendous, remarkable, amazing, awe-inspiring, astounding, humbling... No, that's just not it. Your blog is............fantastic!
ReplyDeletedude what thicknes of mdf did you use for the main box construction?
ReplyDeleteI used 18mm MDF for the main construction, and 4mm MDF for the raised surface bits.
ReplyDeleteCheck my other posts I'm sure I mentioned it in them.
too bad you don't have electrical experience to wire that bad boy up and make it functional...that would be amazing
ReplyDeleteI WANT IT. I WANT TO PLAY WITH IT.
ReplyDeletethe girlfriend that is
That is the coolest EVER!
ReplyDeleteI just want to make my Mario jump and eat mushrooms with it.
You should think about selling these for all of us fans who have no woodwork skills. Or electrical skills. I'd pay for it.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how much the project cost in the end? Cost of materials, how many hours it took from concept through completion...how much the custom glass piece cost :o This looks like an awesome summer project, but I just bought a house so I'm trying to budget on everything else :)
ReplyDeleteDamnit, this is so cool.
ReplyDeletethinking about a powerglove sleeping bag?
ok that's a terrible joke. and idea. :(
hot + smart. and u play video gamez. kewl.
ReplyDeleteu r a mad genius! MAD! That is probably one of the coolest pieces of art/furniture on the face of the planet.
ReplyDeleteOne word: AWESOME! : D
ReplyDeleteGreat work, dude. I would be super happy if you would pass me the measurements on the whole thing, if it's not much of a problem :)
retrosondre [a] hotmail [dot] com
That is possible the coolest thing I have ever seen. The design is so timeless and will never be mistaken for something else. Great work!! and if you have a spare one please send it to sweden, it would be great in my livingroom ;)
ReplyDeleteOk, not to sound cliche, but.....AWESOME! The only thing i noticed is that the start/select wording looks a little off center up and down. It seems a little high. Otherwise, props...major props.
ReplyDeletedude... that's one of the coolest things i've ever seen in my life. you could make oodles of money off of this! i wish i had the skills to do that i totally want one :) snaps for you!
ReplyDeleteIt's awesome...beyond belief.
ReplyDeletethat's so awesome! I want one haha
ReplyDeleteYou should do something to cover up the wires inside, though. So they wouldn't get caught and so it'd look more finished. great GREAT piece!
Hey Kyle,
ReplyDeleteLove your work, gf and I are totally blown away by your table. We're in the process of reworking our lounge room, with a big red 6 seater couch, 46" LCD TV connected to every Nintendo console, 360 and PS2.
I know you're busy on your next project, but if you're keen to make some money (with uni holidays coming up), we're willing to make a VERY generous offer on commissioning a table from you. Unfortunately I lack the workspace and construction skills to build one myself, but can assist with supplying stanley knives, paint and other materials. I'll soon have some original wireless IR controllers (the old Acclaim ones) which you're more than welcome to use in your own table. Better yet, we're just a suburb away from you in Flemington.
We are dead set serious and can pay you half now and half when the job is done - plenty of profit to go towards your new shelves.
syko64 [at] hotmail [dot]com
you are immensely talented. i mean, INCREDIBLY. you should start a business, i would love to get my hands on some of things you've made. GENIUS.
ReplyDeleteAh Ah! I love it!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!
ReplyDeleteThat... is.... amazing....
ReplyDeleteI envy you.
-Robbie
This is unbelievable! And incredibly awesome. If you're ever interested in making another one to sell, please let me know.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Excellent work, and congratulations on finishing the table. It looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteoh my GOD!!! that's awesome!! ahh I can't believe it!! I do want one too!! ah!!! X______X
ReplyDeletethats crazy
ReplyDeleteTHAT IS THE COOLEST THING I EVER FUCKING SEEN.... I WANT ONE SO BAD NOW... THAT WAS NICE OF U TO TELL EVERYONE HOW TO MAKE MOST PEOPLE WOULD HAVE SOLD THE BLUEPRINTS... I CANT BELIEVE EVERY THIING IS WOOD THE BUTTONS AND ANAOG LOOK PLASTIC... GREAT WORK IM SENDING THIS TO EVERYONE I KNOW...
ReplyDeleteI am so inspired to make one! What are the measurements on your start and select buttons?
ReplyDeleteAlso what is the scale, did you just multiply everything by 10 or so?
Thanks!
seriously sweet
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteI've posted about it at my spanish blog.
I want one of those!
hey kyel d. can u plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz email me a wiring plan of the giant controller plz! that would help me sooooooooooooooooo much ty
ReplyDeletesplintercellbob@hotmail.com
You've inspired me to make a coffee table also :-). Check out my blog if you want to see my gameboy color coffee table.
ReplyDeletelet's get married!
ReplyDeleteThat's really really cool. I just have one suggestion. You should try and build a wireless transmitter and receiver for it, so it doesn't have that funky cord sticking out of it. They aren't hard to make, and you seem to have some electronics skills under your belt already. Just a suggestion, awesome work.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL!!
ReplyDeleteYou're the best ;)
Do you make the nintendo coffee tables to sell? caus ei am interested
ReplyDeleteIf you have some nasty empty spaces in your home that you just do not know what to do with. You try to fill them up with plants or large pieces of wall art but no help. Then there is a simple solution to your problem and that is a lovely console table.Console tables have been used over the years and are not just restricted for being placed at the end of a hallway. There is one more option that we just get an end table or an accent table that can help. But console tables are somewhat larger than accent tables or end tables. Thus they will offer a lot more storage space and help you provide a clean and organized look to your home.
ReplyDeleteYep I want one too
ReplyDeleteu might be onto something here mate......
How much.,.... cmon.....
Pretty much the best thing I've ever seen. ever. You should go into business.
ReplyDeleteYou could probably make a bit of cash on ebay with those. Very nice work.
ReplyDeletegreat stuff, did you ever think about selling it to the old generation - is much fun for old people homes
ReplyDeleteYou're my hero dude !
ReplyDeletemy grandson asked me to help him with this project. I am a kit builder, have no trouble soldering and adapting connectors. But I am having trouble doping out the wiring from the TC4021BP chip to the plug, to the activators. You could save me a lot of time if you have created a wiring or logic diagram. Thank you. Joe
ReplyDeletek2kyq@arrl.net
Again, phenomenal. A diagram for the wiring seems to be the Number 1 request. (hint-hint)
ReplyDeleteI'm building one now... thanks for the ide.
ReplyDeleteCan you put coffee on it?
ReplyDeleteAwsome job lad!
ReplyDeleteBig Greets from sweden.
Keep up the good work.
/k
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ReplyDeleteMy geek senses are tingling :D
ReplyDeleteWow, that's just truly amazing!
Hope to see more of you in the future ;)
cheerio
Brilliant - absolutely brilliant!
ReplyDelete2 words. Holy BEEEEEPPPP! Hey, don't harass me, I'm only 10.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean?
ReplyDeleteDo you have a diagram for the wiring?
ReplyDeletelooks crappy. Funny to see how much money some people have to spend at useless dumb stuff like that. by the way gp2x rocks and pandora sucks
ReplyDeletethat is for dumbs yep
ReplyDeletecongratulations all
sux azz
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! ThinkGeek or SharperImage or somebody should pay you a bunch of money for this design so they can build them and we can buy them! Super!hr
ReplyDeleteVERY cool! I want one, too!
ReplyDeleteKyle, if you would ever consider building another on commission, I'd love to talk to you about it. dcegelisatyahoodotcom. Thanks man, great work!
ReplyDeleteI could not visit your blog and not leave a comment, that is just so cool. I want one so bad!! I am with everyone else, if you make any more I would love to buy one. You are my hero!! I can not wait to tell everyone I know about this!
ReplyDeleteGood Job! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing creation!!! This thing is worth millions if you ask me. Actually, it's priceless! I want one so bad. My original NES still sits proudly between the XBOX 360 and Nintendo Wii. Seeing this is extremely inspiring! Thanks, and once again, incredible!
ReplyDeleteHow much does it weigh?
ReplyDeleteOMG...pardon my language...but that is fucking amazing!!! If you work with a company to produce that, you'll be rich.
ReplyDeleteDear Kyle Downes,
ReplyDeleteThe staff of AwesomeOff.com has selected the Giant Nintendo Controller to compete in an upcoming AwesomeOff competition. We are asking for permission to use your image at: http://bp1.blogger.com/_njT2XfdP5Mc/SBqdDhkrk4I/AAAAAAAAANk/BsVbMV4T7XQ/s1600-h/12.JPG We will give you credit and list a link to: http://ultra-awesome.blogspot.com/
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THE GREATEST!!!
ReplyDeletei would so buy it
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ReplyDeletenice post
ReplyDeleteThis is extraordinary ! Bravo !
ReplyDeleteI will put a link about it in my (french) forum, just to let people discover how wonderful it is !
http://nintendo-collec.nice-gallery.net/
my Nintendo collection
can u make a giant wii controller with nunchuk? :P
ReplyDeleteSeriously impressive effort. It might not have been your intention but you really should sell these.
ReplyDeleteGood luck in all your future endeavors and kudos for having a turntable. Stay Classy
I want to buy it! Any chance you will be selling it or making more? Give me a price.
ReplyDeleteTiffany
creatiff2003@yahoo.com
You are a god among turtles.
ReplyDeleteThat is genius! really, really great work my friend!
ReplyDeletenice information thatnx for sharing.. keep it up.. and Happy new year...
ReplyDeleteNew Year SMS
I want one!
ReplyDeleteI've just never seen something like that oO It's just totally mad !
ReplyDeleteGreat work !
Damn fine craftsmanship!! I love retro games and I am thinkin of makin one of these after seein this, thanks for the inspiration.. I wish you had routered a seam around the center, that would set it off nice...
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ReplyDeleteI don't get it
ReplyDeleteoh dude!!!!!! make them and sell them, if i wasnt poor i would pay a couple grand for something like that!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow Do I get one into my Living room. How much would it cost???
ReplyDeletelooks cool
ReplyDeleteThis is epic. You guys should really check out my blog,
ReplyDeleteLOLSmashBros
i am truly amazed by this. i love it. freaking awesome. and i'm so impressed with your craftsmanship!
ReplyDeleteits very cool, i like it
ReplyDeleteThat is seriously cool
ReplyDeleteHigh five...
ReplyDeleteMan, this is awesome. If I ever have the time I have to try making this!
ReplyDeletegreat!!!! where can a get it? lol
ReplyDeleteaight. i know i should've come by this earlier but i'm a bit slow... sometimes. this is simply awesome. i intend to make one myself within ten years or so. or maybe one for xbox 360. some might say it's a bad shape. but hey, i like that round shape and it's more stylish, as a coffee table ;) although, whichever console i choose (or maybe a keyboard), i think i'll skip the electronic parts so it won't in any case be as awesome as yours. *sob sob*. /animatem
ReplyDeletesuper great! Wow..
ReplyDeleteI'm working away at my own Nes coffee table but I'm having some serious trouble with the wiring, I don't understand how you went from a 7 pin to a 9 pin? Have you any other info on the wiring it's hard to see it properly from the images! It's a surprise birthday present for someone so any help would be amazing! spacegirl3001@hotmail.com is my e-mail please help!
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