Can I cut a SNES controller in half
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Can I cut a SNES controller in half
is there a way to just cut a SNES controller in half and solder some wires back together instead of making ur own controller?
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atkafighter
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Cut controller
Yes you can cut a controller in half, just make sure you connect every trace you cut.
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When you cut it either use a dremel tool with a cut-off wheel or use an exacto knife and cut it on the side with the traces (this will prevent them peeling that could occur if you cut the non trace side first.) You should be able to heavily score it with a knife and then get a good clean snap when you bend it.

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I've found that scraping it off with a small flathead screwdriver works MUCH, MUCH better than a knife or dremel. The trick is getting the screwdriver to "break through" the green coating. Once you get that, jsut chip away. Easier, and the solder sticks better than witha knife, and you don't run the risk if damaging the trace as you would with a dremel.
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yup there is a thread in there it kinda came outta no where, i didnt even know i was gonna make itextremesonic wrote:yeah flux always helps to, makes soldering on those spots a lot easier. And Turbo Tax when did you make an NESp(unless there is a thread, and there most likely is. in the NES section I haven't gotten there yet).


