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Sanwa's latest addition - the OBSCM clear 30mm hole plug finally allows players to neatly display artwork after removing the original buttons. Artwork is securely held in the a clear button cap, pressed into place via a white install disc.
To insert the artwork, place it art side down into the cap. The white install follows it - make sure that the side that displays a number is facing out. Carefully push the disc down in between the slots; don't push too hard, or the tiny tabs on the disc will break.
To remove the artwork, carefully insert a 3/64" pinhead screwdriver just under the install disc. Push the disc up and out of the cap.
Actual diameter for artwork is 20.7mm (thanks to jPenguin of 801 Mods)
I just stumbled onto this product listing. This product listing came up only today after I searched for button plugs to see what was available.
I own 2 licensed HRAP's (PS2-era joysticks that reuse the HRAP 1 faceplate) that have L1/L2 button positions I NEVER use because it's not comfortable to play with those mounted far left in front of the other six 30mm buttons!
This would be a neat solution to let you keep OR add artwork to the faceplate. They certainly look better than using dark-grey plugs in the L1/L2 positions!
I'll probably buy at least a pair of these next time I place a parts order. GeorgeC on May 4th 2023
These feel really smooth when gliding your hand over them during use & they stay in place while doing so! These caps fit better in certain arcade sticks than others I noticed. Unknown on Aug 24th 2022
Definitely the choice to go for when wanting something more than those plain black plastic plugs. The clear accents look great with any artwork you put inside! Matt Russell on Jan 21st 2017
I used these on a Qanba Q2 and they look great! A perfect fit and you can see the quality matches the Qanba fighstick perfectly. Jim Martin on Dec 17th 2015