So I want to upgrade my saber from a stunt to a sound saber. I have been pouring over the information on this forum about wiring and such, but one thing still escapes me...chassis. For my stunt saber I used a MWS buckpuck and bought the chassis pieces for it from TCSS but I ran into a problem. There was no way to orientate the buckpuck to get all of the wires facing the right way without having to have at least one needing to change direction (ie, it came off the wrong side of the buckpuck from where I needed it). Since this was a very small chassis that was only used for the buckpuck, I just used one threaded rod and pulled the wires through the other hole to get them going the other way. This worked for this small build, but what do people do on bigger builds?
My question is, how to you get the wires going the way you want them on a fully loaded chassis? Is it all in the layout of the parts? Do you drill holes in the acrylic discs? Do you cut gooves in the outer edge? And the most puzzling question I have, if I wanted to use the pommel insert style #6 for my recharge port, how on earth do you get the wiring around the speaker mount to put the recharge port in front of the speaker?
Any guidance, pictures, advice, ect. is more appreciated. Thank you.
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