OK Matt, trying it your way. Milt

One More time. If it doesn't go this time.....OH WELL!! Milt

Thanks for the file Milt.I replied with a Thanks, but you have a spam blocker.David

I got your thanks David. I can select out of the spam which ones are ok. Yours was called suspect e-mail. Milt

Hi Milt,As I told you in an e-mail, upload your info to the wiki.http://wiki.varxec.netIf you don't know how to, you can send me the images and I'll copy paste the text and add the images for you.If you do it yourself I suggest you take the info on this page: http://wiki.varxec.net/Push_20buttonand copy/paste the 'code' to a new page which you call "eaton". Then you make your page called "korry" and on the page "push button" you add a little text with 2 links. 1 to my page and 1 to your page.This way all the info is nicely gathered in 1 place again.Seems U & I do quite similar things though you take it a few steps furter. Because you make a housing, while I will just hang a perfboard behind the panel with a certain distance from the actual panel. On the perfboard will be soldered simple push buttons and my switches will just sit between the panel and the perfboard.Also in my design there will be only 1 led. Simply because there is no situation in my sim where the "fault" led would light up (sadly enough). That's how it is and I won't waste 60 leds on something that might never work anyway ;)

I thought on the MCP I would use low power leds to illuminated the legend on the top side, and green low power leds on the bottom to show the switch is activated. I figure at approx. 16 cents each for the leds, I'll go as far as I can. Sent you the pictures for the Wiki...hope you got them. Milt

Done.Just 1 more pic that should get to me shortly I suppose.Also if you happen to be able to take some shots of your mold and how you made the prototype and what things look like while you're molding.. before sanding ... etc .. you get the picture ;)Feel free to send them to me, I'll add them to the wiki, no problem.